Whats the lastest US air travel regs for suppliments in your luggage?

I have not had any trouble traveling with supplements out of containers.

I went from us to antigua over the summer. Last summer I traveled from eastern us to california, then the next day to maui. Five days later to Kauai, then reversed the trip.

I have my insulin(liquid) in its original vials, I carry several vials, plus my insulin pump attached to my body. Plus about 40 syringes that were empty, just in case my pump failed I had a way to take insulin. In addition to that I have all the supplies for my pump (needles, inserters) and also on my body is a glucose sensor which is an inch long plastic and metal contraption with a wire catheter in my body. I carry all the supplies that I need for that which is extra sensors.

I had all of my prescription medicines separated in the weekly pill container. So each section for each day was full of all kinds of prescription meds. Then I had my supplements in another weekly container....you know the ones with the days of the week, which i filled with the days supplements. Then I had my Probiotics in a frio bag to keep them cold, but they also were not in the original containers but in little pill containers in the frio bag.

I carry all this in my carry on luggage. I have never ever been stopped with it. I am not carrying iv bags though.

A few years ago I traveled to europe. Same set up. I was only stopped once in barcelona on the leg home. I was pulled aside randomly and taken to another area of the airport with about 15 others from my flight. The immigration agent pulled my insulin pump off my body in a very aggressive manner, I guess she didn't know what it was. Which is odd because every tsa agent I have ever encountered knows exactly what my pump is and doesn't bat an eye except to test my hands for explosives and as I walk through the xray or scanner I hold it up in my hands so it is visible and then I know to just wait at the other side for the hand swipe). When she grabbed the pump and pulled it off I shrieked because well that was very intrusive and painful. She also dumped my supplies out of my backpack and was horrified by what she saw. I do not speak spanish and she did not speak english. She called over another agent and it was all a fear on her part and they let me go on the flight with a ton of apology. No problem from me...we are all trying to be safe here.

That was the only time I had ever had anyone ever blink with my many medical supplies and contraptions attached to my body. I am usually waved right through without another glance at all my needles and pills and vials.

I wouldn't worry about getting on an airplane with your pills. They don't even look at that stuff. If anything you have is liquid I would carry it in its original container stating what it is, and if you are nervous about that carry a note from your doctor explaining you have a medical condition and the liquid is a part of your treatment (they don't need to know what that diagnosis is as that is none of their business).

I wouldn't worry about traveling with your stuff at all. Relax about it, the stress of traveling can set things off with this nasty disease.

Also check your boarding pass for four S's in a row "SSSS" which means you have been selected randomly for additional screening.

When traveling internationally you do have to have original Rx bottles from pharmacy.

When buying meds overseas to bring home, photocopy the script before having it filled and carry with meds.

Some states now require passport for domestic travel.

If you are not in a hurry you can opt out by stating that you would like to opt out to avoid a dose of radiation from the scanner. You will be patted down instead.

Electronics are now subject to additional screening as well as content downloading. You must have enough battery power to have this conducted or risk confiscation. I honestly think they are looking for undeclared cryptocurreny when crossing borders.