Can I bring it?
Can I bring insulin pumps and glucose monitors on a plane?
Can I bring insulin pumps and glucose monitors on a plane?
Rule at a glance
Insulin Pumps and Glucose Monitors baggage decision
- Carry-on
- Allowed · review TSA Special Instructions
- TSA lists this as allowed with Special Instructions. Check the official item page for any packing or declaration requirement before travel.
- Checked baggage
- Allowed
- Generally permitted.
- Scope
- This answer is based on published guidance from Transportation Security Administration. It addresses departure-security screening; your airline, transit point and destination country can apply additional restrictions.
Send this rule directly to the person you are travelling with.
Why?
This result follows the TSA listing for Insulin Pumps and Glucose Monitors. Airline, route, quantity, packaging, and destination rules may add restrictions.
Before you fly
- 1Check the departure-security rule and the Transportation Security Administration source again before travel.
- 2Check the item’s components, sharp parts, battery and fuel status.
- 3Also check your operating airline’s baggage policy and destination import rules.
Official source
Transportation Security Administration
Last verified · Sep 2026
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Rules vary by airline and route
Always verify important restrictions with your airline and the official security authority before departure.Frequently asked questions
Can I bring insulin pumps and glucose monitors in carry-on baggage?
TSA lists this as allowed with Special Instructions. Check the official item page for any packing or declaration requirement before travel.
Can I pack insulin pumps and glucose monitors in checked baggage?
Generally permitted.