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Are syringes allowed on airplanes?
I'm traveling with someone who is diabetic and he is concerned about not being able to take his insulin/syringe on the plane...
Has anyone had any experience with this? Do the airlines allow syringes in carry-on luggage? We have a full day of travel - 3 connections - and he can't go all day without insulin. Any diabetics out there with experience on this subject? Thanks! |
<font face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif" size="2">Originally posted by Mileage Maniac: Do the airlines allow syringes in carry-on luggage?</font> http://www.tsa.gov/trav_consumers/permitted_items.shtm |
my son is a 8 year old diabetic.
we flew from ewr to hnl and had no problems. my backpack (kit) with all of his supplies went thru the screener with no problem !! i gave him his injection on the plane with no problem !! my suggest is to make sure everything you bring with you has a presription label on it and to bring a complete set of extra prescriptions from the doctor to keep with your important papers just in case. it helps you two ways - 1) it proves what the instruments are for, 2) in case something gets lost or stolen you can just go to a pharmacy where ever you are and get them filled. it was the first time we traveled since my son was diagnosed and 9/11 and everything was okay !! it was the begining of may of 2002. hope that helps !! scott |
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