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Day of Test - Medical Products
https://www.lsac.org/jd/lsat/day-of-test
Does anyone know what LSAC means by medical products? Does a prescription with your name on it, for something like Adderall, count as a medical product? I wanted to bring it to take during the break to stay sharp during the test. How about contact lenses? I tend to rub my eyes a lot and my contacts sometimes fall out (and definitely will fall out on Saturday, because that's just the way things go).
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Yeah, if you were prescribed your medication then you can take it.
Contact lenses in your bag though, I'm not too sure of. I would assume that isn't something they would prohibit though.
Overall, I think you will be fine, don't stress it.