Tips For Taking Your E-Cig Through Airport Security

[PTJD]

I guess it didn't look suspicions , the only thing blocking x-rays is lead.. That would be a strange way to carry your e-cig.. The pen cap thing, is a favorite of mine, works well if you have the rite cap..

Well, I have been lugging my e-cig supplies with me for at least 9 months and I bet I've traveled at least 100K miles in that time going thru US and International security points without any problems.
Jim D travels as much if not more and I have not heard of him having any problems.
And I don't hide it or make it look like something else.

Here you go.

[Jim Davis]

Well, I have been lugging my e-cig supplies with me for at least 9 months and I bet I've traveled at least 100K miles in that time going thru US and International security points without any problems.
Jim D travels as much if not more and I have not heard of him having any problems.
And I don't hide it or make it look like something else.

Here you go.

Right - Trying to hide it may cause trouble, although i *do* keep an extra hidden away, just in case. The only thing I wonder about is the syringe. Sooner or later it mat cause a problem somewhere.

Check this out;

1/2 OZ BOTTLE W/NEEDLE TIP

I don't know the needle size though. My juice is pretty thick, and I don't know if it would flow.

[PTJD]

Right - Trying to hide it may cause trouble, although i *do* keep an extra hidden away, just in case. The only thing I wonder about is the syringe. Sooner or later it mat cause a problem somewhere.

Check this out;

1/2 OZ BOTTLE W/NEEDLE TIP

I don't know the needle size though. My juice is pretty thick, and I don't know if it would flow.

Jim, I actually never carry a needle or syringe, brought it with me to prove a point and take a picture. The TSA is not looking for these things, how do they know if I am diabetic?
I carry sleeping pills/valium with me on International flights and they are not in a prescription bottle, never been questioned.

[Jim Davis]

Jim, I actually never carry a needle or syringe, brought it with me to prove a point and take a picture. The TSA is not looking for these things, how do they know if I am diabetic?
I carry sleeping pills/valium with me on International flights and they are not in a prescription bottle, never been questioned.

I guess I'm just a little paranoid about carrying a syringe. As far as pills go, I do the same thing.

It's funny you should mention diabetic. I was going through security a while back, and TSA took a bottle of water from a woman. She said she needed it because she was diabetic, and they gave it back to her, no questions asked. Great system huh?

[The Rain Man]

Thanks for the post my wife will be traveling back to Peru in a little while with some so this is helpful.

[brew30]

WHY SHOULD WE HAVE TO HIDE IT ITS LEGAL FFS

There's no need to hide you're e-cig. They're not banned. What you *do* want to watch is how you pack it. A passthrough especially. If your passthrough is sloppily packed, it's a tube with a wire. Under an X-Ray, it will have "detonator" written all over it.

[Jim Davis]

No one said you had to hide it, but if you pack it sloppily, it may look suspicious under the x-ray. Then you will be delayed, until they check it out.

[Ponda]

Interesting information. I'll keep all this mind when I am packing for my trips. No more bowling balls with a wick attached.

[JLeigh]

Thanks for all the info! I'm getting nervous about this as well as I'm going to be flying to another state in 2 weeks. I'm so nervous that I have contemplated shipping a bunch of stuff to my hotel (via USPS Priority) ahead of time just to avoid any potential problems. I don't fly often, I hate it, and this additional worry is putting me over the edge.

[Nicotina]

Man, I love this forum! I'm flying to Switzerland soon and wondered if I was going to have any problems going through security...now I'm not so worried.