• Solids and Pills: Solid medications (like pills) are typically fine to carry with you after having your bag checked at the airport scanner.
  • Liquid/Aerosols/Gels: Although most liquids held within carry-ons must be in containers less than 3.4 oz and should fit inside a quart-sized resealable bag, medications are exempt from this rule. If a medication is necessary, you’re free to bring it. This also applies to other medically-necessary liquids, such as baby formula or insulin.
  • Medical Accessories: Accessories like needles, syringes, IV bags, etc. are allowed to be included in your carry-on, but they’ll likely undergo visual screening by airport security.