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TSA allows contact lenses in both carry-on and checked bags, but contact lens solution is another story. A container of contact lens solution in your carry-on bag must contain 3.4 ounces of liquid or less, and all of your carry-on liquids must fit into a clear quart-size plastic bag.
Yes, but the standard liquids rules apply. Each solution container or lens packet must have a capacity no greater than 100ml and must fit inside your transparent liquids bag. Personally I would carry a few in my hand luggage and put most in my hold luggage.
1Carry on lenses, solution and eyeglasses. 2Travel with daily disposables. 3Carry on as much solution as you want, just declare it. 4Squeeze half-used bottles of solution before air travel. 5Bring along your glasses.
As a precaution, it is smart to carry your contact lenses and solution in your carry-on bag, even if you're not wearing them during your flight. As long as you take the right steps and precaution, you'll be able to see far and wide from the airplane and avoid dry eyes from your contact lenses.
Contact lens solutions are considered over-the-counter medications and are allowed in carry-on bags. If the contact lens solution is 3.4 ounces or fewer, it may be placed in a quart-sized, resealable plastic bag along with other toiletries.
With these TSA limitations, bring a travel-size bottle of contact lens solution with you in your carry-on bag. In order to do this, you will need to keep it in a separate zip-top bag within your carry-on bag. This will allow you to use your solution during your flight if you experience dry contacts.
Dan: Do not put your contact lenses in your checked bag unless you don't care if they go missing. There is no reason that you cannot take your 12-month supply in your carry-on. Take a travel-size bottle of solution with you in your carry-on and put the big bottle of solution in your checked luggage.
Flying with contact lenses can be unpleasant to say the least. The dry air and high pressure of an airplane can cause dehydration and irritation, making your contacts feel tight and uncomfortable. But wearing contact lenses doesn't automatically mean you have to settle for discomfort when you travel.
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