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Yes—needles can go in checked bags; cap or sheath them, use a rigid case or sharps container, and keep prescription meds and syringes in your carry-on.

Yes, but only non-flammable nail glue; it must be 3.4 oz or less in carry-on, while flammable adhesives are banned from all bags.

Yes, you can take an electric trimmer on a plane; keep the battery installed, and pack any spare lithium batteries in your carry-on, not in checked bags.

Yes — you can bring a water flask on a plane if it’s empty at security; refill after screening. Filled flasks must follow the 3-1-1 liquids rule.

Yes—one Zippo is fine in carry-on or on your person; in checked bags only empty or in a DOT-approved case. Torch/jet lighters are banned.

Yes — a vape can go in your carry-on or on your person, never in checked bags, and you can’t use or charge it during the flight.

Yes, you can bring a vape on the plane in your carry-on or on your person; never in checked bags, and don’t use or charge it onboard.

Yes, you can bring medical needles and syringes in carry-on and checked with medication—declare them; place used ones in a sharps container.

Yes—night vision devices are allowed in carry-on and checked bags; pack batteries correctly and check export rules for international trips.

No. A straight razor is not allowed in carry-on; pack it in checked luggage with the blade sheathed to meet TSA sharp-object rules.