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17 Mar 19, 09:53 PM |
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Join Date: Mar 19
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Travelling with ready made baby milk bottles
Hi,
I know this question has been asked previously but I just wondered if anyone has any recent experience of taking the ready made formula bottles rather than the formula powder. We are heading over to WDW, flying with BA, and were hoping to take enough bottles to cover the 2 weeks rather than having to mess about with making formula. The plan was to put a load in our hold luggage and also collect some from Boots airside at Gatwick to use on the flight. Does anyone foresee any issues with customs etc? Thanks |
17 Mar 19, 10:31 PM |
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So long as you put them in your suitcases or buy airside and remember to declare them I’m sure this is fine. Your other option is to see if US Amazon Prime have what you want and get it delivered to your resort. You could do the one month free trial. Would save weight in your luggage.
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17 Mar 19, 10:44 PM |
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Imagineer
Join Date: Jul 06
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We’re doing this, preorder 6 from boots once through security and taking 6 in hold for coming back, just have to declare and the US customs guys will scan them and swab us and the bottles then let us through to get flight home.
We’re taking 4 canisters of the formula in powder form for while we’re away. |
17 Mar 19, 11:05 PM |
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Imagineer
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Do you truly mean you want to make up enough bottles to cover two weeks, or did you mean two flights?
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17 Mar 19, 11:08 PM |
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17 Mar 19, 11:19 PM |
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Imagineer
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I think she does mean enough for the two weeks but buying the ready made bottles. Used to be SMA when I bought it pre'prepared if caravanning with baby son.
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17 Mar 19, 11:23 PM |
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Dibbing with Tink
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We did this in 2017. We took about 12kg worth of milk split between 3 cases (think it worked out about 70 bottles) and used the space for souvenirs when we came back. We just declared baby formula on the customs form. The only problem we had was coming home and security at mco wanted to open all that we had for the flight to test them. We said we couldn’t as once open they had to used within 2 hours (as is stated on the bottle), they accepted this and only opened one but we had to have a pat down instead and a thorough bag search too! It was so much easier taking the pre made bottles!
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17 Mar 19, 11:47 PM |
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Imagineer
Join Date: Apr 05
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The bottled baby milk is a different formula and colour than the UK versions so might be worth bringing some powder also.
You can take bottled/cartoned baby milk for the flight through security and customs at both the UK side and US side. So personally I'd make sure I had it prior and not rely on boots. We took through about 8 bottles each way in hand luggage and lots of bottles and powder in the suitcases. |
17 Mar 19, 11:51 PM |
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18 Mar 19, 01:43 AM |
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Join Date: Mar 19
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What Vickitoria did is exactly what I mean. We use Hipp so it would be about 70 of their 200ml bottles we would need to take too. So as long as we declare it we should be fine.
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