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"I Carry Medically Necessary Saline" - Official TSA 49 CFR § 1540.111 Exemption Card & Declaration

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PATIENT MEDICAL TRAVEL PASS
49 CFR § 1540.111
EXEMPT LIQUIDS
Alex Doe
Keratoconus (ICD-10 H18.6)
MEDICALLY NECESSARY SALINE: Bearer carries essential sterile unpreserved saline and prosthetic scleral lenses. Permitted in carry-on baggage pursuant to TSA 49 CFR § 1540.111.
DO NOT SPILL OR OPEN VIALS
Dr. Sam Doe, OD, FAAO
Issued: 10/29/2026
TSA Cares: 1-855-787-2227
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Clinic: +1 (555) 890-4321
Emergency: +1 (555) 019-2834
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MEDICAL NECESSITY TRAVEL DECLARATION

Carriage of Sterile Saline & Prosthetic Scleral Lenses in Cabin Baggage
49 CFR § 1540.111 EXEMPT
Date: Current
Passenger Information
Alex Doe
Keratoconus (ICD-10 H18.6)
Emergency Phone: +1 (555) 019-2834
Prescribing Eye Care Specialist
Dr. Sam Doe, OD, FAAO
Metropolitan Specialty Contact Lens Clinic
Clinic Phone: +1 (555) 890-4321

Applicable Aviation Security Regulations (TSA & International)

The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) allows larger amounts of medically necessary liquids, gels, and aerosols in reasonable quantities for flights, exempt from the 3.4 oz (100mL) rule pursuant to 49 CFR § 1540.111. These medical solutions do not need to fit within a single quart-sized bag.

Statutory Citations: TSA Medically Necessary Liquids Exemption; TSA Cares 1-855-787-2227; ICAO Doc 8973; EU Reg (EC) No 185/2010.

Itemized Medical Liquids & Equipment Inventory

Item & Brand Category Volume Qty Clinical Purpose
Sterile Unpreserved Saline Safety Protocol:

Scleral lenses maintain a direct continuous fluid reservoir over the compromised cornea. Preservative-free saline single-use vials are sealed sterile. Opening vials at security checkpoints compromises sterility and causes high risk of severe microbial keratitis. TSA officers are respectfully requested to screen vials non-invasively (bottle scanners, packaging X-ray, exterior swabs).

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  1. Declare early: Before placing your bags on the belt, inform the TSA officer: "I have medically necessary liquids for an eye condition that exceed 3.4 ounces."
  2. Separate bin: Remove your saline vials, disinfection bottles, and lens cases from your carry-on luggage and place them into a separate bin.
  3. Keep original boxes: Whenever possible, carry unpreserved saline (e.g. ScleralFil, LacriPure, Nutrifill) in its original pharmacy packaging showing the sterile/medical label.
  4. Do not let officers open sterile vials: Explain politely that unpreserved saline is single-use and sterile. If opened, it must be discarded immediately. Request external swabs or bottled liquid scanners instead.
  5. Need assistance? Call TSA Cares at 1-855-787-2227 at least 72 hours prior to your flight to request a dedicated Passenger Support Specialist.