Flying in the United States with vape stuff
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Never had any problems. Batteries should out of the mods in a battery case. Juice has to be in a 1qt ziplock. There's a limit on the total amount. I've read you can put more juice in check-in bags. The security folks see it dozens of times a day so they know what they are looking at. I always put everything in a single large ziplock just to keep it together.
Also, never a problem.
No batteries in checked luggage! All batteries go in carry-on, and should be packed properly in battery cases.
Juice: As many bottles as you can fit in a 1-qt ziplock, each bottle must be less than 100 ml. Larger containers must go in checked luggage:
Liquids Rule
Charger: No restrictions. But do not leave batteries in your charger.
No batteries in checked luggage! All batteries go in carry-on, and should be packed properly in battery cases.
Juice: As many bottles as you can fit in a 1-qt ziplock, each bottle must be less than 100 ml. Larger containers must go in checked luggage:
Liquids Rule
Charger: No restrictions. But do not leave batteries in your charger.
Though, make sure you have room for your deodorant, shampoo, body soap, toothpaste in that same ziplock if you plan to travel with just carry on 
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One more thing - as the pressure changes occur, tanks can leak. Best if they are empty or, if not, in a ziploc bag.
Just gonna bring my rda haha . So can this all go in my carry on?
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Only liquids, gels, and pastes have to all be in the (1) 1-quart ziplock type baggie in your carry-on. So if your deodorant and any other toiletry item is a solid...it doesn't have to be in the baggie.
Everything you mentioned can go in your carry-on...yes.
Everything you mentioned can go in your carry-on...yes.
I've also found empty prescription bottles are about perfect for transporting tanks. If (when) they leak, it's all contained.
Hi,
The volume of the bottle must be 100ml or less... a 100ml bottle is actually larger than 100ml (approx 10-15% larger). The amount of liquid IN the bottle is not relevant.
I suggest 60ml-75ml bottles just to ensure you will not have your liquids confiscated.
You may bring up to 1liter/1quart of liquids, in bottles of less than 100ml capacity and all liquids MUST fit within the plastic 1ltr/1quart bag.
Hope this helps.
Safe travels.
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I doubt you need to worry about much when TSA is dealing with stuff like this.
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I just took a trip to FL and had no problems with my ecigs and supporting gear. I had my mini DIY build kit 4 batteries a couple of mods and tanks. For ejuice I put the juice in Chubby 60ml bottles I got online. I kept all my tanks empty with new builds in them but did carry a GeekVape Flint on me as a stealth vape. The Flint worked like a champ and didn't have any problems with the pressure changes. All Batteries must be in your carry on baggage not in any checked baggage.
TSA is ecig friendly, as long as they can see them. Just buy a bandolier at local Army surplus store and strap all your mods across your chest and yell "Death to the Infidels!" as you go through the scanner. That's code for "I'm a vaper bro."
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