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Can You Bring An Electric Toothbrush on Plane? Soocas Can

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With the increasing demand for traveling and the development of transportation, more and more people choose to travel by plane. Then, there comes a problem: Can you bring an electric toothbrush on plane? The answer is Yes. According to the Transportation Security Administration (TSA), devices containing lithium metal or lithium ion should be carried in carry-on baggage.

General Regulations 

It’s of great importance to know the rules and regulations of travel electronics. Otherwise, your unintentional behaviors may lead to disasters like fire or explosion, jeopardizing both your and others’ lives. 

TSA 

You have to put your electric toothbrush in your carry-on bags or checked bags, and you need to make special instructions to the airline staff. Apart from the devices containing lithium metal or lithium ion batteries, most other consumer devices containing batteries are allowed in carry-on and checked bags. 

FAA 

The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) provides more details about bringing electric toothbrushes on planes. It’s stipulated from FAA that “when portable electronic devices powered by lithium batteries are in checked baggage, they must be completely powered off and protected to prevent unintentional activation or damage.”

Beware that spare or uninstalled lithium metal and lithium ion batteries are always prohibited in checked baggage and must be placed in carry-on. Meanwhile, damaged or recalled batteries and battery-powered devices must not be carried aboard an aircraft.

Factors to consider when bringing an electric toothbrush on plane

  1. Battery

As the regulations showed, lithium batteries are allowed to be taken on the planes. There are several reasons for taking devices containing lithium batteries on planes.

  • Safety: Lithium batteries are more stable and are equipped with a thermal management system, controlling the temperature effectively.
  • Longevity: Lithium batteries can maintain high performance in multiple charges and discharges, reduce capacity attenuation, and prolong the service life.
  • Lightness: Different from traditional batteries, lithium batteries are lighter and more suitable for portable electronics.
  1. Charger 

A charger is important to ensure the normal operation of the devices. Sockets are everywhere to meet your charging needs in the modern world, even on planes. Most flights provide seat sockets or USB ports for passengers to charge. You had better check the details about the airline’s regulations on power adapters.

  1. Portability

Whether an electric toothbrush is easy to carry also matters. Because of the regulations, you have to put your electric toothbrush in your carry-on bags or checked bags. If it’s too heavy and takes up much space, it’s hard for you to take it out and put it back as well. However, if your electric toothbrush is of great portability, it can help you out of a lot of trouble.

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  1. Airline regulations

The rules for carrying electric toothbrushes on board vary from airline to airline, so it’s wise to check the airline’s website before embarking. Additionally, there are subtle differences between domestic and international flights. Normally, the regulations of an international flight are stricter. The capacity limit of lithium batteries is generally no more than 100 Wh for carry-on batteries and no more than 160 Wh for checked batteries.

What does Soocas NEOS II provide?

Soocas NEOS II can be brought on plane, and it’s a good choice to take Soocas on plane. 

Lithium battery 

Soocas NEOS II applies 2.600mAh lithium batteries to function, which meets the specifications of both TSA and FAA. The lithium batteries enable Soocas to work for up to 30 days after a charge. If you are on a short trip, you don’t even have to bring its charger, reducing the risk of being left for inspection by security personnel. 

Magnetic charger 

A magnetic charger provides faster charging than other chargers, which reduces the frequency of charging and extends the battery life. Soocas magnetic charger is equipped with a USB port. It’s much safer than sockets and reduces the risk of electric shock. Meanwhile, without a power adapter, it’s easier and lighter for you to store it in your carry-on bags.

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Rechargeable brush heads 

Soocas employs rechargeable brush head design, allowing you to maximize the storage space and give room to other items like your passport, etc. What’s more, with the help of the rechargeable brush head, the bacteria outside can be stifled effectively, guaranteeing your oral hygiene. In addition, you are able to choose different types of brush heads based on your needs, personalizing your own brushing program. 

Waterproof storage bag 

Soocas uses IPX8 waterproofing materials, and it has ultra-strong waterproof ability. If the water in your bags accidentally spills, you don’t need to worry about Soocas will breakdown. Just dry the surface of Soocas and enjoy the experience Soocas brings. 

Drop resistance 

Soocas NEOS II is quite shatter-resistant. In some cases, you have to take it out of your bags to be examined by security personnel. It’s possible that your electric toothbrush will fall unintentionally. Soocas, after testing, proves to be fall-resistant and better increase comfort during flying. 

MultiClean 

Soocas gives you dual modes of brushing, meeting your different needs. Deep clean mode is suitable for daily care. If you are on a long trip, it’s necessary for you to brush your teeth on the plane to maintain your oral hygiene. Quick clean mode is better for quick refresh after meals to freshen your breath.

When you feel that there is food stuck in your teeth, Soocas with water streams can floss your gaps between teeth and remove food residues and plaque efficiently.

Tips for getting through security quickly:

  1. Check the airline regulations in advance: Take notes about the things you can’t bring, avoiding wasting time on a security check.
  2. Sign up for Global Entry and TSA PreCheck: It can help you clear U.S. Customs and Border Protection in minutes after a trip abroad, especially when you are a frequent flyer.
  3. Prepare in advance: Prepare your boarding pass and ID ready before checking for easy access.
  4. Watch the lines: Choose the lane with fewer people, as wait times can vary throughout the day.
  5. Cooperate with security staff: Follow the instructions from security personnel to avoid delays.