Traveling with MVP

[Gowe]

Tomorrow I'm flying to my hometown to visit some friends and I'd like to bring my setup along. All it is, is the basic MVP kit. But I only plan on taking the battery and the iclear 16 that came with it(no extra juice or anything). Does anyone think I'll run into any trouble with the TSA? I'm not checking any bags so it will be on carry on and I don't plan to vape while on the plane. Thanks.

My apologies if this isn't the right place for this.

 

[Mailablemage]

You should be fine. Tsa is well aware of vape gear. Just make sure your tank is empty and the juice ia in the bag they give you. Remove the battery from the pv if you can

 

[Gowe]

You should be fine. Tsa is well aware of vape gear. Just make sure your tank is empty and the juice ia in the bag they give you. Remove the battery from the pv if you can

Great, my main concern was the way the battery looks compared to something like the basic evod.

 

[Mailablemage]

If they ask just tell them what it is. If you are really nervous you can also mail it to your destination

 

[Gowe]

I'm not nervous, was just concerned about what they might think about it. I plan on explaining to them what it is if they ask. I don't want to cause any trouble by bringing anything they would consider "suspicious" with me.

 

[HawaiiVPR]

I always take my MVP2 when I travel, only had it looked at once and just told them its my back-up battery. (I keep the white usb cord it came with plugged in the device and wrapped around it.)

For e-juice, I keep it in a opti-free contact lens solution bottle, so that's never been an issue (for traveling abroad)

 

[leerm8680]

For e-juice, I keep it in a opti-free contact lens solution bottle, so that's never been an issue (for traveling abroad)

Please do not confuse this with your actual opti-free solution.

 

[Katya]

Please do not confuse this with your actual opti-free solution.

 

[HawaiiVPR]

Please do not confuse this with your actual opti-free solution.

No problem, I don't wear contacts