Transportation security

13 Things That Are Getting Your Luggage Flagged by the TSA

Neglecting to speak up about your meds

You're allowed to bring clearly labeled prescriptions in your carry-on, per the TSA, and this is something you should always do, just in case your other luggage gets lost or delayed. If you're worried that your meds exceed the TSA's liquid limit, don't be. You can bring medication in liquid form that's more than 3.4 ounces—and you don't even need to put it into a ziplock bag. But you must tell the TSA officer that you have these medically necessary liquids before your search. They will require additional screening. Don't miss these other 14 smart things travelers always do before a flight.