Bringing Paracetamol to Japan: Rules and Guidelines

Learn about the rules for bringing paracetamol to Japan and what you need to know before your trip.

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Yes, you can bring paracetamol to Japan. However, make sure it's in personal-use quantities. Japan allows up to a two-month supply of non-prescription medication for personal use. For prescriptions, carry a copy of the prescription and a letter from your doctor. For larger quantities or specific medications, consider filling out a 'Yunyu Kakunin-sho' form for import approval.

FAQs & Answers

  1. What medications are allowed in Japan? While many common medications are permitted, some may be restricted. Always check specific regulations before travel.
  2. Do I need a prescription for paracetamol in Japan? No, paracetamol is non-prescription in Japan, but it's best to carry a personal-use amount only.
  3. How much paracetamol can I bring to Japan? You can bring up to a two-month supply of paracetamol for personal use.
  4. What is a Yunyu Kakunin-sho form? It’s a form required for importing certain medications into Japan in larger quantities.

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