I need to use these to ship frozen breast milk between Europe and the US. Does anyone know if these are TSA compliant?
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Hi, not sure about tsa compliant. They may not stay cold long enough for u.s. to Europe. I usually get about 8 hours at most of them staying cool.
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I put mine in the luggage....I don't know if tsa will take it away being that it comes in a sheet. I love these sheets. Best you check with tsa
1351717
I put mine in the luggage....I don't know if tsa will take it away being that it comes in a sheet.I love these sheets. Best you check with tsa
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I don't know if they are TSA compliant, but I do know that they don't last nearly as long as I had expected and if you think the shipping from Europe to US is going to take more than 24 hours I would use dry ice. These are not a good replacement for dry ice for keeping things really cold and for a prolonged period of time.
1675257
The lids are actually almost a too snug, so it's doubtful the contents would spill during transit. But they may vary from one set to the next, so you would probably want to use a bit of scotch tape just to be sure.
1111700
I've seen on TSA.gov website under prohibited items,a long list of items. Maybe that will help.
57229
These are simply moist towelettes. There isn't enough liquid to be a problem with TSA. Hope this helps.
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Yes they are and I am very happy with the bag, they are the perfect size to seal steaks, chicken, fish. I buy large quanity and like to sperate them for using just what I need for a meal for two, and some time three. So I can pull out just what I need. As far as I know anything use in the USA have to be pba free. My pages were not shipped from China.
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Yes I think they are, I bought them for that purpose and mine have shipped internationally without any problems.
726763
The freight cost to move these to Ireland would be a "game stopper". They are only available in United States, where they are made. Unless, you want to pay.....
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http://www.tsa.gov/traveler-information/prohibited-itemsAs the TSA mentioned. Items that aren't specifically be prohibited may still be regulated in other ways. You need to call your airline since its smarter of international law not just US.
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They are well packed and should travel fine. Be sure not to gift wrap before flying. TSA will make you unwrap any gift wraped packages.
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I don't know how TSA guidelines would really apply as it pertains to flying to be honest. It comes well packages and I would have been comfortable traveling with it. It can be kept out of the fridge fort a time with no significant problems arising as well. As for an exact time, I cannot provide this. I would recommend just having it shopped to your home location
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They have the required airline rails. HOWEVER, each airline is different (especially when flying international) so we recommend you check with your specific airline. Fore example, they require that you have feeding and and watering trays that can be refilled externally. These ARE NOT supplied with our crates. The crate itself is TSA compliant though.
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I guess it depends how big the milk bags are. But when I traveled it was a 7 hour trip and I pumped and stored my milk in the cooler. I was cold when I got to my destination. As long as the blue pack is frozen, anything you put in there will stay cold. Hope this was helpful.
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In the USA, I packed a handful in my carry-on and boarded without problem. Nobody flagged me for it, so am guessing it is permissible. This was during the summer of last year/2014. Good luck!
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Hi, they are shipped in medium size boxes that weigh about 30-40 pounds. I don't see it being a problem checking them in for a flight. Hope this helps!
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Hi, we haven't flown with it yet (but we will in April, when we go on a trip to California). Best is to check with the airline. We flown to Europe in October and called the airline to find out their policy on carrying baby stuff and they were extremely helpful, so that's our recommendation. And once you know the policy, would you mind sharing it with us? Thank you and sorry we couldn't be of any assistance :)
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If you mean is this allowed on commercial airlines, the answer is absolutely not. Before going to Glacier National Park, I spoke with a park ranger who told me the product (not necessarily this brand) was widely available in the park, and of course he told me where. You also could mail this to yourself at your hotel, although my recollection is that USPS regulations also make it unlawful to put it in the U.S. mail. An alternative would be to send it via UPS or FedEx if they allow aerosols.
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Safe? Yes, they are made for baby's milk/formula. They can be a bit difficult to fit on the bottle and sometimes leak around the cap. We have never frozen milk on them but I don't think they were meant for that and I don't think they'll hold up anyway.