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d3sign/Getty Images(NEW YORK) You added your destination on your weather app. Your out-of-office notification is on. Chargers check. But one thing you didn t prepare for on your trip? An unexpected medical issue, possibly brought on by a red-eye flight that worked too well or the friends you’re visiting forgetting to tell you they have a new puppy and you re allergic! ABC News asked doctors about must-have medications and products for travel that can relieve some of the pain and stress. Here s what they had to say. For your eyes To look your best on vacation, you may need eye drops that get the red out from that overnight flight and lack of sleep. Dr. Alison Watson, an oculoplastic surgeon in Philadelphia at Wills Eye Hospital, recommends redness relief eye drops that contain low-dose brimonidine as the active ingredient. She says over-the-counter redness relief drops that don’t have brimonidine are not safe for regular use and can “make your eyes more dry over time or

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