Luggage Tag

I made this to put on my CPAP to make it easier to get it through TSA screenings. Maybe it will help someone else. Your mileage may vary. Some airlines still require that you call them ahead of time to get your medical equipment on board without a hassle, but having a tag on your bag makes it easier. Customizable Medical Equipment field on front and Customizable Name and Contact info on back. Here's what it says on the back and the citations for where the information came from so you can do your own research and be EDUCATED! Per Code of Federal Regulations (CFR) Title 14, Section 382.121 (3), this ASSISTIVE MEDICAL DEVICE FOR STOWAGE OR USE WITHIN THE CABIN must not count toward a limit on carry-on baggage. (https://www.govinfo.gov/app/collection/cfr/2019/) The US Transportation Security Administration (TSA) rules states: This device or aid is an acceptable carry-on for all commercial airlines. This equipment may be inspected at any and all check-in points. (https://www.tsa.gov)