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Tums on a Plane...

Sounds like a bad movie title, eh?

I fly out early tomorrow and realize that I don't know how to pack my bottle of Tums and GasX strips... We are trying to go as carry on only... Can I just pack the tums or does it have to meet the 3.2oz rule? It's not a liquid but I am paranoid!

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    Not 100% sure but when I went to Mexico for surgery I brought jello packs on the plane they werent gonna let me but I said please this is all I can eat I am going for surgery and they said ok. So if all else fails you can try that. Good luck!

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    They are not a liquid. Pack them in your carry on in the original container (preferably unopened) and you'll be fine.

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    Thanks! You guys always help. Means the world.

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