Androlgel pump - airline carry-on

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Now that I've switched to the Androgel Pump (thanks, !), does anyone know if I can carry those containers on the plane? I can't seem to figure out if they are under the liquid container limit? Thanks,Philip

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It's allowed, since it is prescription medicine. Just carry the script with you. I carry my Androgel pump on board all the time and it has never been an issue.

In a message dated 5/1/2011 5:01:34 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time, razoruniverse@... writes:

Now that I've switched to the Androgel Pump (thanks, !), does anyone know if I can carry those containers on the plane? I can't seem to figure out if they are under the liquid container limit?

[Guest guest]

It's allowed, since it is prescription medicine. Just carry the script with you. I carry my Androgel pump on board all the time and it has never been an issue.

In a message dated 5/1/2011 5:01:34 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time, razoruniverse@... writes:

Now that I've switched to the Androgel Pump (thanks, !), does anyone know if I can carry those containers on the plane? I can't seem to figure out if they are under the liquid container limit?

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You can only carry on containers that have 3 oz or less...the pump has more than that so it should be check in your baggageOn Sat, Apr 30, 2011 at 7:59 AM, Razor Universe <razoruniverse@...> wrote:

Now that I've switched to the Androgel Pump (thanks, !), does anyone know if I can carry those containers on the plane?  I can't seem to figure out if they are under the liquid container limit? 

Thanks,Philip

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You can only carry on containers that have 3 oz or less...the pump has more than that so it should be check in your baggageOn Sat, Apr 30, 2011 at 7:59 AM, Razor Universe <razoruniverse@...> wrote:

Now that I've switched to the Androgel Pump (thanks, !), does anyone know if I can carry those containers on the plane?  I can't seem to figure out if they are under the liquid container limit? 

Thanks,Philip

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, that is not accurate. With the pharmacy label on the pump or the box, I had no trouble taking Androgel on flights in carry-on luggage.Bob Re: Androlgel pump - airline carry-on

You can only carry on containers that have 3 oz or less...the pump has more than that so it should be check in your baggageOn Sat, Apr 30, 2011 at 7:59 AM, Razor Universe <razoruniverse@...> wrote:

Now that I've switched to the Androgel Pump (thanks, !), does anyone know if I can carry those containers on the plane? I can't seem to figure out if they are under the liquid container limit?

Thanks,Philip

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, that is not accurate. With the pharmacy label on the pump or the box, I had no trouble taking Androgel on flights in carry-on luggage.Bob Re: Androlgel pump - airline carry-on

You can only carry on containers that have 3 oz or less...the pump has more than that so it should be check in your baggageOn Sat, Apr 30, 2011 at 7:59 AM, Razor Universe <razoruniverse@...> wrote:

Now that I've switched to the Androgel Pump (thanks, !), does anyone know if I can carry those containers on the plane? I can't seem to figure out if they are under the liquid container limit?

Thanks,Philip

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