Avoid hassles in the airport security line by using this week's featured product: TSA compliant pouch and travel bottles.
Make sure your carry on liquids meet TSA regulations. The TSA allows a 1 quart bag and individual 3 oz fluid bottles. Our solution is this self contained 1 quart PVC bag with 4 resuable 2 oz bottles and 2 smaller plastic jars with screw lids ideal for medications. The clear PVC zippered bag and clear plastic travel bottles give visibility to the TSA agents. Make passing through security with you carry on liquids hassle free.
For more information regarding TSA's policies click here
It can be difficult to keep track of what items you can and cannot tote with you in your checked bag or carry on. Here's a list from the TSA.
For a complete list of prohibited items, please visit the TSA Web site.
Sporting Goods:
Carry On Checked
| Baseball Bats | No | Yes |
| Bows and Arrows | No | Yes |
| Cricket Bats | No | Yes |
| Golf Clubs | No | Yes |
| Hockey Sticks | No | Yes |
| Lacrosse Sticks | No | Yes |
| Pool Cues | No | Yes |
| Ski Poles | No | Yes |
| Spear Guns | No | Yes |
Take the guess work out of traveling with liquids by using bottles already compliant with TSA regulations.
Remember the 3-1-1 Rule:
The TSA allows 3 oz. bottles of liquids in a clear, one quart zip lock bag.
Product Details:
The clear PVC zippered bag and clear plastic travel bottles give visibility to the TSA agents. Make passing through security with you carry on liquids hassle free.
As frequent flyers and casual site-seers, we all need to stay up to speed with the latest TSA regulations.
To make life easier, here's the 411 on the TSA's 3-1-1 rule.
The reigning rules for TSA liquid carry-ons:
Keep in mind that larger amounts of liquids can be stored in checked luggage. Practicing the 3-1-1 rule for short trips helps ensure a faster, easier screening experience.
