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Yes, you can bring charging cables on a plane; they’re fine in carry-on or checked, while power banks must ride in carry-on.

Yes — cartridge razors and their snap-in refills are allowed in carry-ons; loose blades belong in checked bags for safety.

Yes — Southwest lets each passenger bring one carry-on (24 × 16 × 10 in) plus one personal item that fits under the seat.

Yes—power banks must ride in carry-on only; up to 100 Wh is fine, 100–160 Wh needs airline approval, and anything larger isn’t allowed.

Yes, cheese in a carry-on is fine: solid wedges are allowed in any size, while soft or spreadable cheese must meet the 3-1-1 liquids rule.

Yes, standard plug-in chargers may go in checked luggage, but power banks and spare lithium batteries must travel in carry-on only.

Yes, TSA allows chapstick in carry-on and checked bags; solid lip balm doesn’t count toward your 3-1-1 limit, but liquid gloss or ointments do.

Yes — Spirit allows a paid carry-on (22×18×10 in); only a small personal item (18×14×8 in) is free with the base fare.

Yes, you can bring Cetaphil on a plane: travel-size bottles up to 3.4 oz go in your quart bag, larger bottles ride in checked bags.

Yes—on international flights with CBD if both countries allow it and your product is THC-free; many routes ban CBD, so verify rules before packing.