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👶 Teething Gel

✋ Hand luggage

Allowed

Medically necessary baby gels are exempt from the 3-1-1 liquid rule in reasonable quantities. Declare to TSA at screening.

🧳 Hold luggage

Allowed

No restrictions.

Based on TSA guidance for United States. Official rules ↗

💡 Tip: Teething gel is a liquid/gel and subject to the 100ml carry-on limit, but medically necessary baby items may be exempt.

Teething Gel rules by country

How carry-on and checked-bag rules for teething gel compare across the 14 countries we cover.

Country✋ Cabin🧳 Hold
🇺🇸United States
Allowed
Allowed
🇬🇧United Kingdom
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Allowed
🇪🇺Europe
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Allowed
🇦🇪UAE
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Allowed
🇦🇺Australia
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Allowed
🇧🇷Brazil
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Allowed
🇨🇦Canada
Allowed
Allowed
🇨🇳China
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Allowed
🇮🇳India
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Allowed
🇮🇱Israel
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Allowed
🇲🇽Mexico
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Allowed
🇳🇿New Zealand
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Allowed
🇷🇺Russia
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Allowed
🇿🇦South Africa
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Allowed

Common questions

Yes, teething gel is a gel/liquid and normally subject to the 100ml carry-on limit. However, in the US and Canada, medically necessary baby items including teething gel are exempt from the liquid rule in reasonable quantities.

Not usually, as teething gel is an over-the-counter product. Carrying it in the original packaging with visible labelling is sufficient in most countries. A doctor's note helps if you need larger quantities.

In the US/Canada: a reasonable amount for the journey. In the UK, EU, and most other countries: up to 100ml per container unless you have medical documentation allowing more.

For short trips, a 10ml–30ml tube easily fits within the 100ml liquid rule. For longer trips, pack additional supplies in your checked baggage in the original sealed packaging.

Based on official United States security guidelines. Rules vary by airline and route — always verify with your carrier before travel. · Rules last verified May 2026.

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