Reply With QuoteI took a weeks worth (21) of pre measured protein powders in my carry on. I thought I would get asked. Just went through the scanner. But you never know with the TSA I don't belive they are consistant about anything!
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01-21-2012, 10:34 AM #1Registered User
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Portable Protein paks
Hello,
Any suggestions for take along protein packets. Since they have new rules on carry on luggage I am wondering how to take my protein powder with me when I travel, especially to destinations where I know I cannot find it conveniently. JUst any ideas for what has worked for people wwould be helpfule.
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Hmmm honestly never thought of it as an issue. I've carried sealed sample Paks, and carried 2 scoop ziplocs in my carry on and never had an issue. But like jag bender said u never know with TSA.
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yeah......it should be no problem.....but you never know ,,,,,but it ain't dope
so don't worry.....................
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Never had a problem and I travel monthly. I've traveled with preworkout stuff as well as sample packs of protein. If I bring a tub "like a meathead" I just check the bag
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Thank you guys for your replies. I am going to a somewhat remote part of latin america and I was wondering.
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Put it in an old creatine or vitamin bottle or a small plastic container if you're not taking the original container. If they ask, tell them what it is. I've traveled hundreds of times domestic and international with whey protein powder and creatine; It's not a problem.
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