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flying with SARMS

Technically you should be good as long as you tell them that its for testing purposes and you do not ingest it if you get checked. Research chems are illegal if sold for human consumption (I don't know how some of these supplement comapanies are getting away with it that are directly selling as human supplements).
 
If it's not liquid I don't see that it would be a problem. In the past, I have used a weekly pill box, so that I only take what I need and never had any questions about them.
 
Liquids, gels, and aerosols in carry-on baggage are further limited to 100-ml (3.4 oz) containers at the TSA security checkpoint.

If it does not touch your body when you use it, then it likely does not qualify for the medicinal & toiletry article exception.

Now IMO telling the TSA that you are carrying a research chemical- the words chemical and research alone- will raise some eyebrows. if they decide to test your research chemical and they can, you can kiss half the bottle good bye.

this is a 50/50 bro, not sure how long you are going for, but worse case, you can fed ex the package to yourself for next day delivery. this way you are 100% sure youll have it tomorrow or the day you arrive.
 
UncleSarm said:
If it's not liquid I don't see that it would be a problem. In the past, I have used a weekly pill box, so that I only take what I need and never had any questions about them.
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agree, but you always seem to get that one D bag that just got his badge
 
smith_69 said:
agree, but you always seem to get that one D bag that just got his badge
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Throw in some other vitamin pills, so you can go though the list: vitamin B3, B6, and B12, Omega 3's, 6's ... and see how far you get before their eyes glaze over. Or even better, you can tell them it's a stool hardener or anti flatulence and start explaining in very graphic detail why you are taking it (irritable bowel syndrome?).
 
you could always just check your bag in- that would solve the problem
 
smith_69 said:
you could always just check your bag in- that would solve the problem
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Just an FYI, I fly a lot for work and everyonce in a while they do a random check on bags. Technically you shouldn't get in trouble for having SARMS but if they test it say good bye to most of your bottle.
 
fed ex that shty
 
smith_69 said:
Liquids, gels, and aerosols in carry-on baggage are further limited to 100-ml (3.4 oz) containers at the TSA security checkpoint.

If it does not touch your body when you use it, then it likely does not qualify for the medicinal & toiletry article exception.

Now IMO telling the TSA that you are carrying a research chemical- the words chemical and research alone- will raise some eyebrows. if they decide to test your research chemical and they can, you can kiss half the bottle good bye.

this is a 50/50 bro, not sure how long you are going for, but worse case, you can fed ex the package to yourself for next day delivery. this way you are 100% sure youll have it tomorrow or the day you arrive.
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Hah I HIGHLY doubt they would test it and even if they did it would be to see if it was some type of chemical related to making some kind of explosive or obviously a narcotic.

Either way just say it's hair growth solution lol, they won't give two ****s
 
anab0lix said:
Hah I HIGHLY doubt they would test it and even if they did it would be to see if it was some type of chemical related to making some kind of explosive or obviously a narcotic.

Either way just say it's hair growth solution lol, they won't give two ****s
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Yeah, it iz, 'cause my gainz are about to explosivize, yo.
 
Icyphil said:
I'm an airline pilot I carry all kinds of stuff. They won't do anything
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if its weed, you fly united and go to fla, let me know when your taking off. ill book a ticket

;o)
 
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