Travel & Packing Blog
Original articles on airline rules, packing limits, and customs changes — updated as they shift.
💊 Medications
Medications New
Banned OTC & Prescription Medications by Country (2026)
A Sudafed refill, an ADHD prescription, a codeine painkiller — all legal at home, all a legal risk somewhere else. Here's what to check before you pack them.
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Injectables
Flying with Ozempic & Injectable Medications (2026)
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CBD & Cannabis
Flying with CBD & Medical Cannabis (2026)
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Pill Organizers
Pill Organizers vs. Original Prescription Bottles
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Liquid Meds
The 3-1-1 Liquid Medication Exemption
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Sharps & Injectables
Syringes, EpiPens, Insulin & Gel Ice Packs
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Controlled Substances
Controlled Substances & Painkillers Across Borders
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Time Zones
Managing Time-Sensitive Medications Across Time Zones
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✈ Batteries & Electronics
Batteries & Electronics New
Can You Bring a Power Bank on a Plane?
A new global rule, a wave of airline bans, and three cabin fires rewrote the power bank playbook. Here's what every traveller needs to know before the gate.
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Liquids
The 100ml Rule in 2026: What Still Trips Travellers Up
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Vapes
Can You Bring a Vape on a Plane?
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Carry-on
Carry-On Size Limits by Airline (2026): The Real Chart
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Aerosols
Can You Bring Aerosols on a Plane? (2026 TSA Rules)
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Cosmetics
Is Gel Deodorant, Mascara, or Toothpaste a Liquid?
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Duty-Free
Is a Duty-Free Bag an Extra Carry-On? The Real Rules
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💰 Customs & Money
Customs & Money New
The $10,000 Cash Declaration Rule Explained (2026)
Carrying $10,000 across a border is legal everywhere. Not declaring it isn't — and the penalty doesn't care whether the money is legitimate.
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Food & Agriculture New
Australia & New Zealand Biosecurity Rules: Undeclared Food Fines
An undeclared apple can cost AUD $660+ in Australia or NZD $400 in New Zealand. Detector dogs, X-rays, and fines that apply on the spot.
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