Glow necklaces and bracelets

[kurdav]

Anyone know if you can take glow necklace and bracelets in carry-on baggage. We are not checking any luggage just using carry ons so I want to know if the glow necklaces will present a problem for TSA inspectors.

 

[henry72]

I have seen this posted on the transportation board. I believe most people said it wouldn't be a problem especially if they are still sealed in their original packaging. I haven't tried it so I can't really say if that is true. We are taking some but we are checking them.

 

[TLinden16]

I'm going to move this over to our transporation board for you. I'm sure the folks over there will have additional input.

 

[ElementCamper]

I have seen this posted on the transportation board. I believe most people said it wouldn't be a problem especially if they are still sealed in their original packaging. I haven't tried it so I can't really say if that is true. We are taking some but we are checking them.

You might want to try a search on this. There are those that say they have not had a problem and those that have had to discard them. They do contain a liquid and it might depend on which airport and how good a day the inspector is having.

I would check them if you are checking bags or not carry them on unless I was sure.

 

[dburg30]

You might want to try a search on this. There are those that say they have not had a problem and those that have had to discard them. They do contain a liquid and it might depend on which airport and how good a day the inspector is having.

I would check them if you are checking bags or not carry them on unless I was sure.

Yep I agree, I would say it will just depend on what screener you get and what mood they are in.. I'd pack them in a sturdy cardboard tube and check them if you want to be sure. Granted they still could get crushed and be worthless that way also.

 

[bumbershoot]

We put them in our luggage, as we had a ton of them and had a bag checked anyway.

I asked a TSA screener, and they said that they are liquid, and would not have been allowed.


I well know that what one TSA person says doesn't mean the next TSA person will agree, but it's worth knowing that at least one TSA person would have said nope.

 

[maxiesmom]

My guess would be that they would not be allowed, as they are liquid. If they don't allow ice packs, I can't see them allowing glow braceltes and things.

 

[bookbabe626]

Check and see if they're in a plastic sleeve inside the package. If so, you can usually put them diagonally in your quart bag in your carryon. We did that on our last trip...it was a tight fit, but it worked. And that way it follows the 3-1-1 rule for liquids...