Notes from the Book
What to Check Before Travelling with Intimate Products
Travel locks, batteries, screening and packing that draws no attention.
- Reading time
- 5 min
- Last reviewed
- September 10, 2026
Travelling with products is uneventful for almost everyone. A few habits keep it that way.
Lock it, charge it, pack the cable
Engage the travel lock on any rechargeable product before packing; a product switching on in a bag is the most common travel embarrassment. Charge before leaving and pack the cable, particularly for magnetic-charging designs whose cables are proprietary.
Batteries and security screening
Rechargeable lithium products generally belong in carry-on luggage under most airline rules; check your airline's current guidance. Security screening staff see these products routinely. A padded pouch that looks like a toiletry bag keeps things unremarkable if a bag is opened.
What to bring
Small, quiet, sealed and simple travels best.
- One compact product with a travel lock
- Travel-size water-based lubricant, within liquid limits
- A lined pouch
- The charging cable
- Barrier products, stored away from heat
A note on destinations
Laws about adult products vary between countries, and a few restrict import or possession. Check before travelling to unfamiliar destinations; this book does not track legal requirements by country.
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