tinkerbellandeeyor
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- Aug 4, 2011
I know their is a limit on liquids but will they accept a doctors note for a over the counter vitamin I would ship it but I was told never to dhip medication of any kind
No. A Doctors note doesn’t allow larger liquid volume in Carry Ons. You will have to pack it in checked bag or buy it at your destinationI know their is a limit on liquids but will they accept a doctors note for a over the counter vitamin I would ship it but I was told never to dhip medication of any kind
I'm confused. If carry-on only is not a possibility, and what is the point of the question? Apparently you will be checking a bag. Your liquid vitamins can go in a checked bag with no issue whatsoever.Stong posiblity i am going to Colorado for Thanksgiving so carry on only not possible i wish it was think tropical climate to the mountains
tamins aren'tJust declare it as medically necessary.
I would not do that i told a pharmacist my predicament and she gave me two plsstic bottles to poor the liquid vitamin that fits tsa regulations regularlytamins aren't
IMO, this would be taing unreasonable advantage the exception. Vitamins aren't medically necessry the way feeding tube formula is .
Depends on the airline. Most US airlines are 1 carry on and a personal item:I would not do that i told a pharmacist my predicament and she gave me two plsstic bottles to poor the liquid vitamin that fits tsa regulations regularly
Non liqud question how many carry ons can you have traveling in winter makes me nevous
1. I can not make it to my destination in a timely mater
2. Or they can lose my lugage
So i was going to bring mt purse that unfortunately looks like a backpack
And a duffle bag with my meds and 1 or 2 days worth of clothes
I have a strong feeling it will be deltaDepends on the airline. Most US airlines are 1 carry on and a personal item:
-Carry on has to fit in the overhead bin and meet the size regulations of the airline you are flying on.
-Personal item that has to fit under the seat in front of you. This can be a backpack (I have a fairly large one I fly with as my "personal item" all the time).
Note that I said "most." Spirit and other low cost carriers charge for the carry-on while more mainstream allow it on the flight for free. Have to check your individual airline to be 100% sure.
Carry On Bags:
Yes (Special Instructions)
Checked Bags:
Yes
TSA allows larger amounts of medically necessary liquids, gels, and aerosols in reasonable quantities for your trip, but you must declare them to TSA officers at the checkpoint for inspection.
I dont thinknthe tsa agent wsnts to hear my sob story on how i am dangerously low on irion not that he would by itAccording to the TSA website. https://www.tsa.gov/travel/security-screening/whatcanibring/items/medications-liquid
Note that this does not say they need to be prescribed by a doctor. Only that they are medically necessary.
The TSA agent can just consult their supervisor. Print out the quoted section and brink it with you if you want the documentation.I dont thinknthe tsa agent wsnts to hear my sob story on how i am dangerously low on irion not that he would by it
I'm confused. If carry-on only is not a possibility, and what is the point of the question? Apparently you will be checking a bag. Your liquid vitamins can go in a checked bag with no issue whatsoever.
I dont thinknthe tsa agent wsnts to hear my sob story on how i am dangerously low on irion not that he would by it