Updated on: November 4, 2025
Traveling to Ibiza with Peptides, GLP-1 & Injectable Medications
Table of Contents
- EU & Spanish Customs Rules
- Airport & Airline Security (TSA + EU)
- Storage Tips: Flights, Hotels, & Ibiza Climate
- Recommended Travel Cases
- FAQ
- Disclaimer
1. EU & Spanish Customs Rules
Spain follows European Medicines Agency (EMA) standards. Travelers may carry prescription medications for personal use — but only in reasonable quantities, usually up to 90 days’ supply. Injectables like Semaglutide (Ozempic®/Wegovy®), CJC-1295, Ipamorelin, or TRT are permitted when accompanied by:
- A doctor’s note or prescription (preferably in English or Spanish).
- Medication in its original labeled container.
- Proof of personal use (pharmacy receipt, patient label, or clinical note).
According to the AEMPS (Agencia Española de Medicamentos y Productos Sanitarios), medications containing hormones or peptides for research or unapproved medical use may be restricted for importation or sale in Spain.
When arriving at Ibiza Airport (IBZ), travelers carrying injectables should declare them if inspected — Spanish customs officers may perform random checks, especially for liquids and syringes. Carry documentation and do not pack vials in checked baggage.
2. Airport & Airline Security (TSA + EU)
For U.S. departures or EU flights:
- TSA rules: Injectable medications and syringes are allowed in carry-on bags when labeled and declared. (TSA Medical Guidance)
- EU airport security: Similar rules apply under EASA regulations — travelers may carry medical liquids exceeding 100 mL if prescribed.
- Needles and syringes: Must accompany injectable medication or a prescription.
- Cold storage during flight: Use a small cooler bag or insulated vial case with gel packs (frozen solid at screening).
Most major airlines including Iberia, British Airways, Lufthansa, and Ryanair allow medical cooling bags when declared during check-in. Avoid placing peptide vials in checked luggage — temperature fluctuations in the cargo hold can destroy the compound.
3. Storage Tips: Flights, Hotels & Ibiza Climate
Ibiza’s summer temperatures often exceed 30 °C (86 °F)
- In-flight: Keep vials and syringes in your carry-on, inside a cool case with ice packs (under TSA’s medical exemption).
- At hotel or villa: Request a mini-fridge or use a travel cooler with reusable cold packs. Keep vials upright and capped.
- Beach/travel days: Use an insulated 4-Slot 3 mL + 30 mL Travel Case — compact enough for day trips.
- Freezer caution: Do not freeze mixed peptides; only freeze unmixed lyophilized powder if stored long-term.
If you need BAC water or sterile saline for reconstitution, store those at room temperature — not in the freezer.
4. Recommended Travel Cases
5. FAQ
Do I need to declare peptides at Ibiza Airport?
If inspected, yes — especially if they’re unlabeled or compounded. Carry documentation proving medical use and keep all vials in original containers.
Can I travel with BAC water or syringes?
Yes, but both must accompany medication and a doctor’s note. TSA and EU security allow syringes for personal medical use when declared.
Can I refrigerate peptides at my Airbnb or hotel?
Most hotels will accommodate refrigeration for medical purposes. Bring a compact travel cooler as backup in case a mini-fridge isn’t available.
Can peptides be shipped to Spain?
Spain restricts importation of unapproved peptides for personal use. Only licensed medical shipments may enter the country — always bring your supply with you.
6. Disclaimer
This article is for informational purposes only and does not provide medical or legal advice. Policies may vary by airline, airport, and country. Always verify with TSA, AEMPS, or your clinician before traveling with injectable medications.
Nick Belor
Peptide Travel & Storage
vialcase.com
Travel-tested storage gear for GLP-1, peptides, and TRT medications worldwide.
