I went through the customs in Melbourne, Australia, about carrying Chinese patent medicine.
Chinese patent medicine, depending on what ingredients you are, some can be cleared and some are forbidden. I went to Australia last Spring Festival and brought medicine. I confiscated several packages of herbs, and the Chinese patent medicine is fine. My experience is: 1, print your Chinese patent medicine label in English at home, then stick it on the bottle and replace the original label. Because finding a Chinese translator is time-consuming and troublesome. 2, don't write Chinese patent medicine as "medicine", it is better to write it as food, because foreigners will misunderstand it. Besides, Chinese medicine is generally not recognized in western countries, and all Chinese patent medicines exported from China are registered and sold as food. Don't worry, it doesn't violate Australian law. Needless to say, it didn't violate the laws of China, so the Chinese patent medicine you brought with you will pass the customs smoothly. Sick people can't live without medicine, so it's very troublesome to be taken away at the customs. I am also abroad, and I would like to introduce some experiences to you. I hope it helps you. It doesn't matter whether it is divided or not. I wish you good health and a smooth journey!