Post: #11

I fly around the EU on biz every month, and wouldn't dream of going without at least 6 sample vials refilled with my favourites. I have never had an issue, if I were to be questioned I'd just say that they are essential oils.

Post: #12

Thank you everyone for your input. I’m going to look into transferring a portion into TSA approved clear bottles and go the checked baggage route. The cities I will be going to will be within the US from my hometown also in the US. I want to bring some party social and sexual mones with me as I explore the nightlife of these cities.

Post: #13

(04-12-2018 6:21 PM)Mischief Wrote:  Thank you everyone for your input. I’m going to look into transferring a portion into TSA approved clear bottles and go the checked baggage route. The cities I will be going to will be within the US from my hometown also in the US. I want to bring some party social and sexual mones with me as I explore the nightlife of these cities.

Checked baggage?

When I fly from a US city to another US city, I put my toothbrush, toothpaste, floss, shampoo (general toiletries) in a zip lock bag and blends in my carry on. I take it out at the xray machine, and back in on the other side. Easy as cake.

Post: #14

(04-12-2018 6:27 PM)BigDickBandit420 Wrote:  Checked baggage?

When I fly from a US city to another US city, I put my toothbrush, toothpaste, floss, shampoo (general toiletries) in a zip lock bag and blends in my carry on. I take it out at the xray machine, and back in on the other side. Easy as cake.

How do you get them past the TSA agents without suspicion. Seems to me they would wonder why you're avoiding the xray and want to inspect it.

Post: #15

(04-12-2018 6:34 PM)Scottie2Hottie Wrote:  How do you get them past the TSA agents without suspicion. Seems to me they would wonder why you're avoiding the xray and want to inspect it.

I put them in the tub with my belt, shoes etc.

I agree, I could've been more detailed in my instructions. They've never asked,and they are fragrances after all. Push comes to shove, "They're pheromones" lol

Post: #16

Well as they say the best place to hide something is right under their noses. Idk if that would work in my case. I'd have to travel with a dozen bottles labelled Andro this, Andro that, not to mention xsr's and xsp's.

Post: #17

(04-12-2018 7:07 PM)Scottie2Hottie Wrote:  Well as they say the best place to hide something is right under their noses. Idk if that would work in my case. I'd have to travel with a dozen bottles labelled Andro this, Andro that, not to mention xsr's and xsp's.

I think they're too busy looking for dangerous items to regard our bottles.

Post: #18

Can anyone say with certainty that pressure changes during flight actually cause leakage?

Post: #19

They don't suspect many of the bottles I took. Funny thing is, they just look at it, thru the light. As in lift it up high to see thru the lamp above them that light up the air port. Am thinking, seriously mate? Ya just put it thru the scanner. It didn't pick none suspicious. And ya think ur bare naked EYE can??? Lol. Ya must be some kinda special stupid.

Post: #20

(04-12-2018 7:12 PM)Scottie2Hottie Wrote:  Can anyone say with certainty that pressure changes during flight actually cause leakage?

I've never had that happen to me so far in both domestic and international flights (think altitude of them two)

But I do make sure that they're tightly screwed, but not TOO tight to break the screw.