traveling with gear?

[Big_Joe]

If you put it in your butt I bet you caN GET IT THREW.

Get what through?? Your Butt or the Gear?

NOTE: Threw is the past tense of throw, as in to throw a ball. He threw the ball. Is the past tense of the former.

 

[Big Rick Rock]

for hrt guys with prescribed gear, whats the best place to put your gear in, your carry ons? when do you declare you have gear on you? details please thnaks

Wow...



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[resqguy]

From my understanding, needles aren't allowed in carry-ons unless the medication they're used for is considered "life threatening." HRT isn't a life threatening condition. Now, that's not to say that one of the mongoloid TSO's doesn't let you bring them anyway. And yes, you need a prescription with you if you intend to bring your gear.

 

[HAYEZ]

From my understanding, needles aren't allowed in carry-ons unless the medication they're used for is considered "life threatening." HRT isn't a life threatening condition. Now, that's not to say that one of the mongoloid TSO's doesn't let you bring them anyway. And yes, you need a prescription with you if you intend to bring your gear.

yes they are allowed check the tsa website before talking
TSA: Travelers with Disabilities and Medical Conditions

Disability-related items permitted through the security checkpoint include:

Wheelchairs
Scooters
Crutches
Canes
Walkers
Prosthetic devices
Casts
Support braces
Support appliances
Service animals
Baby apnea monitors
Orthopedic shoes
Exterior medical devices
Assistive/adaptive equipment
Augmentation devices
Ostomy supplies
CPAP machines & respirators
Hearing aids
Cochlear implants
Tools for wheelchair disassembly/reassembly
Personal supplemental oxygen
CO2 personal oxygen concentrators
Tools for prosthetic devices
Medications and associated supplies
Braille note takers
Slate and stylus
All diabetes related medication, equipment, and supplies
Any other disability-related equipment and associated supplies

 

[resqguy]

yes they are allowed check the tsa website before talking
TSA: Travelers with Disabilities and Medical Conditions

Disability-related items permitted through the security checkpoint include:

Wheelchairs
Scooters
Crutches
Canes
Walkers
Prosthetic devices
Casts
Support braces
Support appliances
Service animals
Baby apnea monitors
Orthopedic shoes
Exterior medical devices
Assistive/adaptive equipment
Augmentation devices
Ostomy supplies
CPAP machines & respirators
Hearing aids
Cochlear implants
Tools for wheelchair disassembly/reassembly
Personal supplemental oxygen
CO2 personal oxygen concentrators
Tools for prosthetic devices
Medications and associated supplies
Braille note takers
Slate and stylus
All diabetes related medication, equipment, and supplies
Any other disability-related equipment and associated supplies

Medications, yes. "Supplies" is a a general term that is ultimately left up to the discretion of the TSO Supervisor. I'm not saying you can't get pins through, I'm just saying that what they'll let you get through at LAX might not be what they let you get through at ORD, based on personnel.

 

[HAYEZ]

Medications, yes. "Supplies" is a a general term that is ultimately left up to the discretion of the TSO Supervisor. I'm not saying you can't get pins through, I'm just saying that what they'll let you get through at LAX might not be what they let you get through at ORD, based on personnel.

well from my experience i take the vial in the script bottle, take the pins in the script bag put them in the scanner conveyer and pushit through..you cannot be denied your medication if you have a valid perscription

 

[resqguy]

you cannot be denied your medication if you have a valid perscription

Agreed. I was only referring to whether or not your needles would be allowed through screening.

 

[jjaas]

If I were you, I would keister you gear and your orthopedic shoes. There's no way they're getting my ortho shoes

 

[NinjaRyder]

wow from a simple carry it on in a ziploc bag with script, to full on drug mule. gotta love the wide spectrum of advice lmao! i love my script for test and deca!

Thanks for the info, that is what I thought.
tattoogod->Your post made me lol a bit... and yes I love my scripts too!

 

[AV Cypress]

I've traveled all over the world several times and I have dared the security people to say something to me. I have a big ass 1 gallon ziplock bag full of vials and pokies. I take that big ass baggy out of my carry on put it in the tray and the dozens of times I have been through these airports not one time has anyone said shit to me. On top of that you don't have to tell anyone that works at the airport or for an airline that you have scrips. If they ask then tell them. Safe travels