Can you take protein drink on board (in cartons)

[lucywestie]

Because of medical issues my wife has to have a very high protein diet, i.e. approx. 80 grams a day. Thats an awful lot of chicken and eggs etc. She takes a protein drink that packs a huge wallop of protein and assists her.

 

Are you allowed to take such items on board? Would she need a letter from her doctor stating its a medical necessity etc?

 

Many thanks

[cb at sea]

Yes...they really don't care unless it's alcohol. You don't need a note!

Edited June 18, 2016 by cb at sea

[Clarea]

Because of medical issues my wife has to have a very high protein diet, i.e. approx. 80 grams a day. Thats an awful lot of chicken and eggs etc. She takes a protein drink that packs a huge wallop of protein and assists her.

 

Are you allowed to take such items on board? Would she need a letter from her doctor stating its a medical necessity etc?

 

Many thanks

I would clear it with [noparse]special_needs@rccl.com[/noparse].

[lucywestie]

Thanks for the email address. I fired off a message this afternoon asking for some clarification.

[islesgrrl]

I've brought protein shakes along on all of my cruises. Never a problem.