Need help pleas

[lucy9465]

when I start packing for my trip for 7 days on the valor I will have to pack a breathing machine known as nebulizers to asthmatics in one on my cases and then about my hair shampoo, conditioner, mousse, gel, hairspray, bottle of lysol, bottles of puress hand sanitizer will all of this have to be put in a baggie before it is put in the suitcase and someome help or advise please. thanks

Kat

[lvtotrvl1]

I'm not sure if this will help, but I always put everything in zip lock baggies so if it does run abit, there isn't a prblem. I would put your nebulizer in your carry on to be sure you have it with you..

[sail7seas]

The one quart baggie is only required for gels and liquids you are carryon on with you....not that you are checking.

 

You are only permitted one - 1 quart baggie and all items in it must be 3 ounces or less.

 

As to those gels and liquids packed in checked luggage, you may bring as much shampoo etc as you wish. I put those things in ziplocs just for protection against leaks.

 

You should carry on your breathing machine to be certain it doesn't end up in lost luggage. Medical devices do not count toward your carryon allottment.

 

[lucy9465]

now I am only cruising not flying in also so do I still have to have 1 baggie to put the 3 ounce bottles in or can i put all big bottles of soap, shampoo, conditioner, mousse, styling gel, hair spray in checked luggage?

 

Kat

[ancldaca]

The 3-1-1 TSA rule is only for flights. Since you are going straight to the cruise, the only no-no would likely be contraband alcoholic beverages...

[henepup]

There is no limited of liquids for medical reasons. If your breathing machine uses liquids you can and should carry it on. I took my inhaler with me thru secruity, I just showed it to TSA and it was no problem. I also did this with my contact solution.

Happy Sailing

[cb at sea]

If you're not flying, you can carry almost anything you want onto the ship. It doesn't have to be in your "checked" bags (the ones you give the porter) , but can be carried on (and should be, if your medications are in there!)