CPAP.com Medical Identification Luggage Tag for CPAP Equipment

So, you need to take your CPAP and don't have room in your luggage? These tags identify the CPAP and equipment as necessary medical equipment and point out to the airline that it doesn't count towards baggage limits (or bag charges). You can carry this on in addition to your 2 carryons. Perfect!

Great! It is very pretty, and it stands out. I was at the pier to go on a week cruise... One of the stewards, spotted my 'medical device' tag, and came over to me... asked if he could take my 'device' directly to my state room.. which he did!

Bad seal. There’s visible deformity in the elastomer in contact with the skin. Really poor quality. The previous one were much better.

Bad seal. There’s visible deformity in the elastomer in contact with the skin. Really poor quality. The previous one were much better.

Simple idea, but they may make traversing TSA inspections a bit easier.

used this label for air travel and made things much easier through TSA

Sure it's just a luggage tag, but it's made of heavy weight plastic that I don't even think baggage handlers at the airport can destroy (and I have had them destroy "indestructible" luggage before); not that I am inviting them to try.

The airlines allow a “free” carry on of medical devices. A CPAP counts! If you are tight on space, pop this on your CPAP bag and get a free extra carry on, though you still have to actually haul it around with you.

Tag is great! Easy to write on and prefect for travel.

While I still have my CPAP gear fully hand searched, this tag does help with luggage concerns. Great addition to traveling.

I take my CPAP on board when I fly. I often can just slip it into my overhead bag. However, there are times I can’t do that. Technically, a CPAP should be treated like a small pocketbook and not count against my on board allowance. Some airlines will give me a hard time, but this tag helps me remind them that it should be allowed as under seat luggage.

Handy thing to have for TSA and airline baggage restrictions