Need reassurance about traveling with MFLB

[afineasswine]

I know that there are many threads out there that deal with this topic, but i feel like I still haven't observed a consensus. Tomorrow I'm traveling to Paris, and I want to bring my new MFLB. It is totally unused, so it doesn't have any traces of cannabinoids. I am aware that vapes are not inherently illegal, but I am still stressed. I get the sense from some thorough internet research that it would be best to check it in my luggage. But I almost want to take it in carry-on so that if they see it by x-ray and are suspicious, i can at least explain it in front of them as "helping me quit smoking." Whereas if it's in my luggage and it gets noticed in the x-ray, I will not be there to clarify that it isn't a bomb... anyone have experience with it? I wouldn't be so worried except for the fact that it's international.

 

[OhTheAgony]

No worries, it won't look like a bomb on their scanners. But since it does have a heating element I'd prefer to put it in my checked luggage if I were you, they might not want you to carry that on the plane yourself since you aren't allowed to carry a lighter neither.

 

[FLskwat]

Live in Paris, take the plane frequently. Have taken my vapes (totally cleaned) as decribed by OTA (MF, SOLO, SSV, TV, Omicron...), in the checked luggage, never had a problem, even a question!

 

[seventhc]

No worries, it won't look like a bomb on their scanners. But since it does have a heating element I'd prefer to put it in my checked luggage if I were you, they might not want you to carry that on the plane yourself since you aren't allowed to carry a lighter neither.

You're aloud one lighter, or at least I was last time I flew which was in 2010.

 

[MCfunkyJ]

Bic's are good in U.S. but no torches