Are these considered a liquid if packed in carry-on when going through airport security?
856429
Not to my knowledge. I've taken them on plenty of flights and never had an issue.
856430
No, these wipes aren't too moist unlike other wipes. I didn't have any problems carrying some of them in my carry-on bag recently.
2042465
As long as you have the amount for personal use only it shouldn't be a problem as JetFighter Sleep doesn't contain any liquids or gels. Please keep in mind that you might be asked to remove the supplement bottle from your carry-on luggage at the security check point for inspection.
1191435
No gels. They should be fine to take in your carry-on bag as long as you keep them in the original bottle.
2166875
I have had some leaks when liquids were in them and they were shaken upside down. IMO, I'd not take them in a backpack unless closed in a ziploc.
1276870
Yes but only in checked baggage and not as a carry on. From TSA website "Self Defense Sprays - One 4 ounce (118ml) container of mace or pepper spray is permitted in checked baggage provided it is equipped with a safety mechanism to prevent accidental discharge. Self Defense Sprays containing more than 2% by mass of Tear Gas (CS or CN) are prohibited in Checked Baggage"
864294
I'd bet if you don't carry it on.. and it's definitely less than the liquid max you're aloud to carry... but since it's a fire starting device you'd have to call the airlines probably. They're changing the laws a bit, like allowing non-locking pocket knives now. and such
60909
I had it in the luggage so i did not put it my carry on but I'm leaning towards you might run the risk of it being taken. Also the size may Exceed the amount of liquid your allowed to bring on an airplane.
969154
Since the SCOBY comes in a liquid they might not let you carry it into the plane. If is a short trip, put it in an insulated lunch box in your luggage. Just an idea.
1670398
I would think so, yes. However, they are very lightweight, so when it is open a liquid could easily get bumped and spilled. Also, since it is a liquid, I would suggest putting whatever you store in a Ziploc as a backup. I don't expect it would leak (it seems like a good seal), but I do this anytime when I travel with shampoos, lotions, etc., just in case.
537710
i did just that. used it as my carry on on a domestic flight to veil co...though as it is also my normal camping pack i checked and double checked that i hadn't left a knife or magnesium stick or anything "dangerous" inside. *edit* seeing the other comment i wanted to clarify, i flew out on American Airlines, and returned on Continental. so i know it fit in their o'head compartments
369879
I don't have a definite answer to that,I purchased these not for travel use,I did travel last July to the Philippines,but I didn't have them on my luggages.I t is probably better if you do a research about TSA security rules about locks on luggages,baggages, etc.
637659
Really it depends on the TSA person and the airport your going on. If its a smaller airport probably if its one like LAX probably not. I would put it in my checked luggage just to be safe.
1939689
Check with TSA, however, going through secrurity with it filled with ice water is probably not going to happen.
710311
I am not an authority on what is permissible to carry on an airplane. However, when I have a question of this nature, I go to www.tsa.gov and then to the tab for traveler information; and would recommend that to the inquirer. I did a quick check and noted that both compressed gas canisters and tear gas are prohibited for both carry-on and checked luggage, so am pretty sure the answer is NO.
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.
1216702
You can take 3.4 oz/100 ml liquid on a plane and place it in a baggie in your carry on. They have the Bach in the liquid that would meet this criteria. Other alternatives would be the spray or the cream. The spray and the cream have to meet these guidelines as well. I keep the spray in my purse all the time in case I feel the need for it. Like I said, whichever you decide place in a ziplock bag so TSA can easily identify it.
1841154
Packed it in my suit case...too many liquids -- would never have gone thru security. Frankly, bought it mostly for car travel, and I hang it along with my clothes. Hope this helps. Hint: I bought duplicates of everything I could possibly need away from home, including a couple of Band-Aids, and never unpack it. Just hang it in the closet, ready for next trip.