Does anyone have any ideas for determining if a certain prescription drug is disqualifying? I don't have access to AOPA. I have a condition that just developed and will require me to take medication. I am looking for any site or any info that might help determine if it is accepted by the FAA. I appreciate your help..
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Try this one, too....
Go to:
www.aviationmedicine.com
They call it a 'virtual flight surgeon'. I have found help at that site in the past.
Go to:
www.aviationmedicine.com
They call it a 'virtual flight surgeon'. I have found help at that site in the past.
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