These INSULIN PUMP tags stand out and are easily identified. The tags are professionally printed on cardstock and then inserted into a strong laminate pouch to protect them for years to come.
FRONT OF TAG
The front of this INSULIN PUMP tag is bright red, and cannot be missed. This alone should help you stream through the inspection station. It reminds the handler to handle with care and informs them that you have an INSULIN PUMP. TSA agents are familiar with screening for INSULIN PUMPS AND SUPPLIES, TSA will adjust your screening process. By letting them know you have an insulin pump you are helping them streamline your screening process.
REAR OF TAG:
Insulin pumps are medical devices, prescribed medical devices cannot be counted as luggage. Should the agent need reminding, the back of this tag specifically summarizes the DOT (Department of Transportation) and ACAA (Air Carrier Access Act) rules that your medical equipment DOES NOT count as luggage and should not be separated from the prescribed patient. Note, it is always a good idea to carry your doctor's note (prescription copy) in the event you are challenged.
WHY HAVE A INSULIN PUMP ALERT TAG
Insulin Pump Medical Alert Equipment Luggage Tag - Handle with Care, DOT and ACAA regulations (LT-INSULIN-116) Quantity (2)
These INSULIN PUMP tags stand out and are easily identified. The tags are professionally printed on cardstock and then inserted into a strong laminate pouch to protect them for years to come.
FRONT OF TAG
The front of this INSULIN PUMP tag is bright red, and cannot be missed. This alone should help you stream through the inspection station. It reminds the handler to handle with care and informs them that you have an INSULIN PUMP. TSA agents are familiar with screening for INSULIN PUMPS AND SUPPLIES, TSA will adjust your screening process. By letting them know you have an insulin pump you are helping them streamline your screening process.
REAR OF TAG:
Insulin pumps are medical devices, prescribed medical devices cannot be counted as luggage. Should the agent need reminding, the back of this tag specifically summarizes the DOT (Department of Transportation) and ACAA (Air Carrier Access Act) rules that your medical equipment DOES NOT count as luggage and should not be separated from the prescribed patient. Note, it is always a good idea to carry your doctor's note (prescription copy) in the event you are challenged.
WHY HAVE A INSULIN PUMP ALERT TAG
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