Are these refill bottles allowed on a plane? (Either in a carry on or a checked bag)
1834318
Nope, if they do not allow shampoo then no to insecticide with harsh chemicals
1834319
Good question.I had them in my checked luggage. I just never thought to ask as they were mailed to me so had to take a plane ride to get to me. They made it to & from our vacation, I am not really sure what the are classified as? You may wish to call the airlines just to clarify.
1207859
I just tried to fit a bottle and it was a tight fit. I would worry about the lack of pressurization in the baggage compartment of an airplane, and the possibility of the bottle exploding. I see that others have successfully flied with champagne, which I have never attempted.
939275
No. The larger size has a pump but these do not. You sort of have to "tap" the product out of the bottle. These would be nice for travel due to their size, but on an everyday basis I prefer the pump.
1016442
Yes, of course you can go through airport security with this backpack! Just don't fill the water sac with water because you aren't allowed to have over 2 ounces of liquid on a plane for security purposes.
1901728
You can carry it on the plane and put it under the seat or above in the storage compartments. Or you can put it inside your carry on bag. I would not put it in a checked bag though incase your bag comes up missing or misses your flight (I've had that happen before and we got our bags a couple days later).
2037629
I fly with 2 of them every week and have not had a problem. But the contents in them is more thick than thin. If I leave them in my checked suitcase I put it in a plastic bag. Overall, no leaks yet!!
1428706
I am not a TSA officer, so I'm not sure. They aren't weapons, but I would put them in my checked bags rather than carry-on. Just in case.
2107089
I recently took this item on a trip, on the way to the destination I had it in my carry on. on the way back I had it in my checked luggage. I had no issues with the product or the airline. I flew with Delta.
172505
Yes. Someone on our staff said they were told by TSA that if the bottle is empty in a bag/pack have the lid off so they can see it is empty in the x-ray. I personally have never had any trouble with any empty bottles when going through security at the airport.
1191435
No gels. They should be fine to take in your carry-on bag as long as you keep them in the original bottle.
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"
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.
779369
Yes.Pepper Spray is NOT, because it is in a pressurized container. They are very sensitive about these things at this time and rules are constantly changing without much notice, so check with your airline prior to packing. There was even an uproar when TSA decided to allow passengers to carry PEN KNIVES aboard or in their carry-ons.
2228990
Since the cartridges are butane and flammable I am guessing most airlines would not allow them. Best to check with the airline.Warren
1390845
These essentially are eye-droppers. Although not designed to be refillable, with a little effort, they can be refilled. Do a search for "refill pilot varsity".
52545
Carried in my checked luggage an emptied and well vented bottle (along with my new MSR Dragonfly) from Vancouver to Tel Aviv with a stop at Heathrow, without any noticable problem. Carrying fuel is prohibited.
1414025
You will have to check with the TSA website but, I seriously doubt if they will allow flammable compounds in checked baggage.