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Medical devices containing radioactive material (implanted, ingested, or fitted) · FAA (air transport)

For Medical devices containing radioactive material (implanted, ingested, or fitted), authority is FAA (air transport); restriction type is restricted; scope is carry-on only; not allowed in checked bags; conditions is For implanted or externally fitted medical devices containing lithium batteries, the quantity limits for portable electronic devices apply, recorded from its source on 2026-08-10.

Item or substance
Medical devices containing radioactive material (implanted, ingested, or fitted)
Authority
FAA (air transport) our reading
Restriction type
restricted our reading
Scope
carry-on only; not allowed in checked bags our reading
Conditions
For implanted or externally fitted medical devices containing lithium batteries, the quantity limits for portable electronic devices apply.
Sourcefaa.gov
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DatasetFlying with restricted items: FAA, TSA and IATA baggage and air cargo rules

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What the source says

Heart pacemakers that contain radioactive materials or lithium batteries and radiopharmaceuticals that have been ingested, injected, or implanted. For medical devices containing lithium batteries that are implanted or externally fitted, or carried by passengers and crew, the quantity limits for Portable Electronic Devices apply.

— faa.gov, retrieved 2026-08-10

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