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No—weed pens with THC are illegal on U.S. flights; only empty devices and legal hemp-CBD belong in carry-on under battery rules.

Yes, wrapped presents are allowed in carry-on, but TSA may open any gift that can’t be cleared by screening.

Yes, wet dog food is allowed on planes, but carry-on containers must follow the 3-1-1 liquids rule and larger cans belong in checked bags.

No, a weed pen with THC isn’t allowed; only the device in carry-on and hemp-only cartridges meet weed pen in carry-on rules.

TSA approved items list: liquids follow 3‑1‑1, sharp tools stay short, and spare lithium batteries ride in carry‑on with caps taped.

Yes, whiskey is allowed in checked bags if it’s in unopened retail bottles and you stay within the 5-liter per person limit for 24–70% ABV spirits.

The TSA prohibited items list bans hazards, with limited exceptions when items meet size, packing, or screening rules.

Yes, wet wipes are allowed on international flights in carry-on and checked bags; large packs may be swab-screened.

TSA rules sort items into allowed, conditional, or prohibited; follow 3‑1‑1 liquids and lithium battery limits before you pack.

No—bringing marijuana in carry-on onto a plane is illegal under federal law, even when departing from California airports.