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Home » FAQ » Can I break traveler quarantine to pick up medication that cannot be delivered, such as a controlled substance?

Can I break traveler quarantine to pick up medication that cannot be delivered, such as a controlled substance?

Posted on May 21, 2020 in
No. Please consult with the prescribing physician on an alternative.

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