Medically necessary liquids are exempt from the 3-1-1 rule.The eyedrops need to go in your 3-1-1 liquids bag. Not sure about the liquid in the disposables. I'd probably put them in the same bag just to be safe.
They do sell carry-on sizes of contact lens solution if you need that.
Yes, I always fly with those. They need to be in your separate container for liquids.in carryon bag?
Basically, yes You can look on the TSA website for samples of what the liquids bag *should* look likeI’ve never had to take a liquids bag. So I just put contacts and drops in any ziplock bag?
I’ve never had to take a liquids bag. So I just put contacts and drops in any ziplock bag?
I’ve never had to take a liquids bag. So I just put contacts and drops in any ziplock bag?
Not unless it is quart sized. Check the TSA site for specifics.Can it be a sandwich ziplock? Nope I pack light lol
Medicine is not restricted to a quart sized bag. That includes contacts, contact solution, etc. You can put them in whatever bag they fit in.
It's only non-medical liquids that need to be in a quart sized bag.
It’s very likely that a sandwich sized baggie is the quart sized one. That’s what we put our sandwiches in at least!
Actually, they are. Eye drops are considered OTC medicine and are exempt from the 3-1-1 rule. Ask a TSA agent the next time you fly.Eyesrops actually are not included in the medical liquids category.
I do this every time I fly. Contacts (disposable) and eye drops in a separate bag. I don't declare it or anything, just put it in the bin. I have never had an issue.Medicine is not restricted to a quart sized bag. That includes contacts, contact solution, etc. You can put them in whatever bag they fit in.
It's only non-medical liquids that need to be in a quart sized bag.