Can you put it in hand luggage? Any problems with TSA?
352435
To be honest have not used this product for the question you are referring to. On a drive for 4 - 10 hrs long. But no more.This is a difficult question for me.Since I have not done that.Apologies that cannot be too much of help
352436
No problem putting in hand luggage. One trip I packed it in my carry-on laptop case; another trip I packed it in my regular luggage. No problems either time. TSA recognize insulin as a necessary medicine. The first time I traveled with the insulin protector case I did have a printed confirmation of my prescriptions just in case they asked, but I never needed to use it.
352437
In my experience traveling, TSA seems to know all about the "stuff" us diabetics have to carry. I never have had a problem with TSA. So yes put it in your hand luggage. I always put my insulin protector case in a sealable plastic "Baggie" just in case it sweats through the case. It has not done that put I do it just as a precaution.
352438
I'm not sure about the TSA. This isn't a very good product. Bottle are to small to fit snug in the blue cool thing.. pens are to long to fit in it.. I really don't recommend this product.. I feel like I wasted my money.. I have never used this.
352439
I can put it in a woman's medium size purse and hand luggage. As for TSA their web site ask you to mention it upon arrival and/or bring a doctors note for verification.
1652665
Heck no you cannot carry it on an airplane. I wouldn't fit if you bought it it's own seat. You could probably check it if you paid. The box is at least 3ft tall
1098338
No. The lighter fluid may not be taken on any method of air travel. The handwarmer probably would not be acceptable unless it was new in the unopened package. My suggestion would be to buy disposable hand/toe warmers when you arrive at your destination.
1402607
The answers are yes, and I doubt it, in that order. But you can bring it as cabin baggage quite safely. It fits in the overhead luggage compartment if you turn it sideways.
1866285
You should be able to carry it on most airplanes but you should always check with your carrier first. It is rugged enough to check as checked package for sure. Just invest in a lock.
875484
No. Look for an ATA approved case where you can use an external TSA-approved lock. I'm not sure if any built-in lock will be TSA approved.
1774098
Do you mean put it in a carry on bag or carry it loose? Best to check with the airline. if It's shorter than the max bag length you could always bag it. I checked it when I flew.
222351
Yes, especially if it has a "TSA approved" lock that will be broken and/or discarded, often irreparably damaging your suitcase in the process. Just like real life.
1107580
Just put it in a suitcase that's not being carried on. You don't need it during the flight.
1186150
Can't take it on the plane as carry on but no problem with checked in luggage as told by TSA. Tried it with a cheap crimper and got confiscated. No big lost.
1924980
Verify with TSA. But I believe no. http://www.tsa.gov/traveler-information/prohibited-items#4
478636
I can not see where it would be a problem as long as it was in your luggage and not in a carry on bag. I carry mine in a quart zip lock bag but have not taken it on a flight.
1841111
I have never flown with it, but I have escorted my (minor) son through TSA/security with it many times, and never had a problem. I am always approached at the gate by attendants ready to load it for me (until they find out I am escorting only), so I assume that means it's ok. :)
2150127
Yes, I flew with it both domestically and internationally. It'll have to go through the security scanner of course, but you shouldn't have any issues from security about it. I cannot imagine the airlines would complain since it can easily fit on top of or below suitcases in the overhead compartments, especially if you have a medical reason for needing it. But worst case they will gate-check it for free...
2132831
Yes it has been allowed as a carry on. Last trip was to D.C. No problem, was slipped into a pocket in a backpack carry-on.
535109
Elliot is correct, it may get scrutinized, I was told it was very dense and the TSA would appreciate it being taken out of your bag and placed separately like a laptop. I started doing that and now have no problem.
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To my understanding, you can carry it on flights, however, all states, countries and airlines have different rules you may want to check ahead of time with your airlines before you travel.