Are there special procedures for traveling with infant formula?

When traveling with infant formula, it is important to understand that while there is a general rule limiting the amount of liquids carried through security checkpoints to 100 ml, infant formula has specific provisions to accommodate traveling families. Infant formula can indeed exceed the 100 ml limit; however, it must be declared to security personnel during the screening process.

This approach recognizes that infants may require formula in larger quantities than typically allowed for other liquids, ensuring that their nutritional needs are met during travel. By declaring it at the security checkpoint, passengers can avoid potential issues with items being confiscated and ensure that the formula is screened appropriately without compromising security protocols.

In contrast, other options either mischaracterize the restrictions for infant formula or align it with standard liquid regulations without accounting for the exceptions that cater to family traveling needs. Understanding these nuances is crucial for a smooth travel experience with infants.