Guide

Yes, you can bring medications on a plane. The TSA recommends keeping them in your carry-on bag to prevent loss or damage from checked luggage.

Yes, you can bring one book of safety (non-strike anywhere) matches in your carry‑on bag, but all matches are banned in checked luggage.

Yes, you can bring an empty Stanley cup through a TSA checkpoint, and fill it with any beverage.

Yes, you can bring medication in your carry-on bag, including liquid medicines over 3.4 ounces when declared to a TSA officer at the checkpoint.

Yes, running spikes are generally permitted in carry-on bags, though TSA officers may prohibit them at their discretion.

Yes, stainless steel straws are generally allowed in carry-on and checked luggage on planes.

Yes, you can bring medication in your carry-on; TSA allows all solid medicines and medically necessary liquids beyond 3.4 ounces if declared at the checkpoint.

Yes, you can bring rubbing alcohol in your carry-on, but it must be in a container of 3.4 ounces (100 milliliters) or less and placed inside.

Yes, you can bring meat on a plane in both carry-on and checked bags, as long as it is solid (not liquid or gel) and properly packed for security.

Yes, solid squishy toys like stress balls and NeeDohs are generally allowed in carry-on and checked bags.