Any vapers (E-cig users) out there?

[kinkacruiser]

I'm asking this for my husband who is now vaping, after quitting analogs. Do you need to declare your e-juice on the incoming passenger card to customs when entering Thailand or any other port? He will be carrying his small (under 100ml) juice collection in a ziplock bag, which he will present at check in.

Thanks in advance.

 

[haydensydney]

My +1 and I use these - very convenient.

I've never travelled internationally with mine, but I will be in a few weeks. I don't intent on declaring them. They will just be packed in my laptop bag, but the juice will be carried in a zip lock bag as your partner will do.

I'm not expecting any troubles. I went through security a while back with it at Perth (whilst domestic) and it didn't cause any issues.

 

[drewbles]

Isn't the 'Juice' pretty much pure nicotine? You should be careful with it, as Nicotine is a poison and may be a controlled substance. It's always best to check the rules for each country you're going to be going through/visiting (like some over-the-counter pain killers here are banned in a lot of the middle east and can result in serious penalties, even if they're not usually enforced).

 

[travelislife]

THailand hasn't had the need to fill out a customs form for a good few years now, I think they were getting sick of collecting them and throwing them in the bin, now they just all lie around and sleep or play on their mobile phones, I wouldnt worry about it.