How does one "prove" that you have liquid medicine or baby formula?

This from our local news website, regarding flying out of DIA:



edited to add: Presumably, the labels and containers may not be convincing enough. I keep thinking of the woman who described having to drink breast milk she had pumped before boarding a plane (as seen in F9/11).

Are you going to have to eat the powder, or drink an extra dose of your liquid medicine?


:shrug: MKJ


http://9news.com/acm_news.aspx?OSGNAME=KUSA&IKOBJECTID=f810943d-0abe-421a-0173-21033cc8ecd3&TEMPLATEID=0c76dce6-ac1f-02d8-0047-c589c01ca7bf

that'll take a couple weeks

Doesn't everyone know this?????????

on the evidence.

IOW, "You drink it first...if you don't die, you fly."

mother or person carrying the medicine or formula to take a taste of it in front of security.

A fanatic wouldn't expect to get out alive, anyway. A fanatic would be perfectly happy to drink a little explosive in the hopes it wouldn't kill him/her before the plane got up into the air.

Eventually, flying is going to be such a pain in the ass that nobody's going to want to do it any more. Vacation? Drive, take a train, or do relaxation at home. The airways will be full of businessmen and private jets for the rich. The rest of us will just have to stay put.

I do wish these fanatics had better aim, like the little private jets at the little private airports around the country. Going after worker bees will disturb the hive. Going after queen bees will destroy it.

in front of the security officer. I suppose the theory is that one would not drink liquid explosive components that had been put in a baby bottle or other container.

The Nazis are here!

It's really really irritating.

Leave them at home!

And I can tell you, I once had Hans Blix over and he found WMD*







*woefully messy diapers.

traveled- on public transportation. There has got to be a new direction. Transportation industry better start treating travelers like welcomed guests instead of terrorist.

drink them in front of the TSA folks, since that's what a beverage is for!

Yet, you gotta eat the baby formula or gulp the liquid medication to the satisfaction of the screener.

:eyes: MKJ

Prove it's insulin? No, I'm not going to take an extra injection, particularly when I can't bring a) my electronic blood gluose testing meter or b) my glucose tablets with me onto the plane, both of which are necessary that I carry for my own medical safety. I don't go anywhere without those. I guess right now, I just don't fly anywhere.

:rofl: