Hard to say, since TSA rules seem to just boil down to the opinion of the individual agent that day. But, I want to clarify, the blade isn't preloaded. So it would be a great travel razor regardless if you could score a tuck of blades at your destination. Or pack them someplace the average TSA agent wouldn't look. Like in your money clip.
Your Dr shaves for an EKG? Not my Cardiologist or any of them before, they just rip the leads off. All the ladies in the office I've known for years, all lived in the town I had my pharmacy in for 13 years.
Oh so the blade is removable then? If that is so yeah that will not work. Darn it I thought is was going to be a great alternative on travel to a regular DE.
In theory. I haven't tried disassembling it yet. It's got little plastic clips that may lock together. But, if you really wanted to get the blade out, you could.
Ok so it is not that you get the blade separate and then have to snap it in there then. It comes with the blade in it and it does not come out easily.
Just my legs for some reason. I think I've only had one EKG before (that I remember) and there was no shaving that I recall.
It may get past TSA, but as we know it is all dependent on the agent we get on that particular day and the mood they are in. Sorta like MLB umps and their strike zone.
No, you have to load the blade and snap it together. But once you do it's not easy to take apart.
They sure do. I guess you could buy a 100 ct and hide like 20 of them around in your luggage. Hmm that may be even worse some to think about it.
I see. Yeah it is probably best that I stick with my BIC sensitive or BIC metal for those occasions that I need to travel with carry on only.
I'm thinking the same thing.
I wonder if, at that point, a regular gilette fision pro-uber-uptilion-blade might be better? Might make for an interesting "shootout"
We keep cheap-o disposables in our ambulances and use them, if the medic requests it. Some of the 12-leads just aren't sticky enough to get through the chest hair.
I would be very careful with any de,se empty out with blade in carry on. Tsa agents are notorious to confiscate even empty razors. Unless you have a very inexpensive razor I would not chance it.
Do you check any luggage? If so you can put your razor, blades etc in the checked bag and it's ok.
I have several packs of Bic Metal disposables. I've never tried them, but I will keep them around them if I need to fly which I don't have any plans to in the near or distant future.
That is what I do, but I always stick a BIC sensitive/metal in my carry-on incase they loose my luggage
I avoid that at all costs. Carry on only (or I stay home).
