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TheReign

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I had no problem bringing mine along for the ride when i came to Nevada. When your going through the xray scanner thingy whatever you call it just put it on the belt that goes through the xray i think you'll be fine. Everything should be safe, Don't know how vaping in there will go but thats something you'll have to try out an see what happens.

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sdennislee

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I fly often, often enough to be Platinum with Delta. I have never had an issue with any of my ecig stuff. I put my tanks and eliquid bottles in the plastic zip lock bag with my other liquids and send it through on the conveyor belt. TSA has seen plenty of ecigs. In all of my trips only once did TSA ask a question, he just wanted to know how it worked, etc...

If you place any extra batteries in your checked luggage instead of your carry on, make sure they are packaged in a protective case. One of those plastic cases all the ecig vendors carry is perfect.

Some tanks leak due to cabin pressure. Either use a plastic bag or wait until the cabin is pressurized to fill the tank. This way you will be ready to vape as soon you are off the plane and out of the airport.
 

*deleon517*

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never had any issues, some tsa agents know a mod when they see it. Others will call for a bag check and do a swab test to make sure nothing explosive is in it. Then you will be on your way. If they ask any questions just be straight up about it and answer them directly. I usually travel with a few mods. batteries in cases except the one i was using on the way there. all tanks and bottles of juice in zip lock bags. just remember you get a 3oz limit in your carry-on for all liquids total.
 

dexgen

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Traveled with a friend recently to the CES show in Vegas and he got several things from the Inokin booth. On the trip back his bag was pretty full of vape gear including two 134s and the bag looked pretty ominous going through the x-ray machine but only warranted a quick second look from the TSA scanner person. Luckily there were no cool fire two's in there, might of been a different story. Just separate the batteries and keep everything organized looking and you will be fine.
 
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