Is it OK to Bring Someone Else's Prescription to Qatar?

if its something that you strictly need a prescription for, then there could be problem, like in the case of pschycotropic drugs, otherwise shouldnt be a problem.
i know of a lady who had such medicines (she had an accident, so it were one of those pain relief meds,u dont easily get a prescription), but she didnt carry her prescription with her, she had a tough time, if i am not mistaken, the medicines were taken from her.i met her since she had come to the clinic where I was waiting for an appointment to get a prescrition.

are you getting this for yourself, it would be better if you get some authorisation that you require it, or something like that.

So long as it's a genuine pharmaceutical product, you're unlikely to encounter serious problems, even if they search your bag. I had some medicine posted to me once, because the local pharmacists din't stock it. Customs held it for a while to run tests, (and destroyed one of the three packets) but I got it eventually. Just as well it wasn't vital.

I have travelled in july to India and back with pscyotropic drugs issued by the hamad hospital and some other emegency medications in my purse, and alhamdullilah, i didnt have any problem, the bags were screened in the x-ray, and no one asked anything.with little babaies, i have to travel with my own emergency pharmacy, and alhamdullilah i didnt have a problem, so i am guessing that if its just a small quantity of meds you are carrying and it is not any of those habit forming drugs, you should have no problems.

i am sorry i should have mentioned my experience at the outset, but it just didnt strike me, i was looking at the whole issue as an objective third person and forgot about myself.

I carry my mum's (one year) prescription medication for Heart, BP, from India in my checked in baggage and there has been no problems.