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Yes—safety razor handles can go in hand luggage, but loose double-edge blades must ride in checked bags under airport security rules.

Yes, tobacco pipes are allowed in carry-on and checked bags, but they must be clean; drug residue can trigger a law-enforcement referral.

Yes — a PC is allowed in carry-on if it fits your airline’s size; remove it for screening and keep spare lithium batteries in the cabin.

Yes, you can bring a plastic bag on the plane; for liquids, use one small clear resealable bag that meets airport limits.

Yes — for U.S. domestic flights, a whole pomegranate is fine in carry-on or checked bags; for international arrivals, declare it or leave it.

Yes, a Philips OneBlade is allowed in carry-on and checked; keep the blade attached or wrapped, and follow TSA battery and liquids rules.

Yes—TSA allows a whole peach in carry-on or checked bags on domestic trips; rules change for flights from Hawaii, Puerto Rico, USVI, or abroad.

Yes—pill containers are allowed in carry-on and checked bags; separate them for screening and keep labels matching your name when possible.

Yes—massage guns can go in checked bags if the lithium battery stays installed, but spare batteries belong in your carry-on with terminals protected.

Yes, you can bring liquid prescriptions on a plane; carry what you need, declare it for screening, and keep labels or a copy of the script handy.