Glaucoma travel insurance

Glaucoma travel insurance covers you if you are living with glaucoma and wish to travel with peace of mind. Travel Insurance for pre existing conditions covers you for medical emergencies, even those related to COVID-19, which is vital to prevent unexpected medical bills and give you the support you need if you have any medical problems while you are away.

Glaucoma is a common eye conditions in the UK but many people may not realise they have it because it doesn’t always have symptoms in the early stages. Your glaucoma shouldn’t stand in the way of enjoying a holiday in a destination of your choice, so it’s much better to be prepared with specialist glaucoma travel insurance. Here at AllClear, we are pleased to offer specialist travel insurance with glaucoma to help you relax and enjoy your trip away.

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Not sure whether to buy single trip or an annual multi-trip policy with glaucoma? That depends on how often you intend to travel throughout the year. If you have lots of trips planned over the 12 months, it would make sense to buy an annual multi-trip travel insurance policy. However, these trips can only be up to 45 days if you are under 70 years of age, and up to 30 days if you are over 70 years of age. Plus, all trips must start and finish in the UK.

If you intend only to travel once within 12 months, then a single trip policy could be more cost effective for you.

Simple 3 step quote process

1. Call us or click a quote button on our site

2. Complete our simple medical screening process

3. Get your quotes

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First of all, if you have any doubts when travelling with glaucoma, you should speak to your doctor and see if they declare you fit to travel.

• Take enough medication to last more days than you are travelling for – you need to prepare for if there is a delay, or unexpected occurrence.
• Ensure you have eye drops in your hand luggage. The air on the plane can be quite dry and you may require these throughout the flight.
• It might be a good idea to set alarms on your phone to remind you when to take your medication if you’re travelling to a new time zone and the times will be different to when you’d normally take it.

Article References:

Glacuoma Research Foundation: Summertime Tips

International Glaucoma Association: Flying

NHS: Glaucoma

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