Is this 3 oz liquid rule for carry ons really strict because I have brought more before?



A year ago I brought a bottle of over 3 oz in my move and had to pass. I have contact with the solution in a 10 ml bottle, but only about 2 ounces voll.Wird happen, if but in the quart size bag out of my room, or should I continue with it in mine? Thanks

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3 Responses to “Is this 3 oz liquid rule for carry ons really strict because I have brought more before?”

  1. You have the “luck” before. While there are about 2 oz, its still on a bottle of 10 ml and illegal.

  2. It does not specifically a big bottle of the total. Get some empty third Size 4 oz bottles at Walmart, if needed. More than 3 bottles of 4 oz must be in checked baggage. You may have received once, when someone does not realize larger bottle, but do not plan on it happening again. How many liquids you really need to use during the flight? everything that is not needed during the flight, is better in your checked baggage.

  3. The rule applies to 3 oz everyday items. Medical care and other items such as baby formula have to do to comply with rule 3 oz You are entitled to these items in quantities that are normally expected to be used during the journey.

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