Traveling with Apple Cider Vinegar Gummies - Do they melt? TSA tips?

Great question YogaYara! As someone who's always hiking with camera gear, I've carried ACV gummies on planes and trails. TSA doesn't count them as liquids - they're solid supplements. I keep mine in original bottle in my carry-on, no issues. For heat: yes, they can get soft if left in hot car. On a Death Valley photo trip last summer, mine fused together into one giant gummy blob! Now I use a small insulated lunch bag with an ice pack for road trips.

Digital nomad here - I've flown with ACV gummies across 12 countries this year! TSA/security never blinked, even internationally. Pro tip: transfer to a small pill case for day trips to avoid carrying whole bottle. For storage, I keep mine in hotel mini-fridge when available. Once in Thailand humidity they got super sticky, so now I add those silica gel packets to the container. YogaYara - for kids, maybe try individual packets if available? Less mess!

Thanks both! Jack - that gummy blob story is hilarious but good warning. Nancy - silica packets are genius! My holistic mom group will love that tip. Think I'll do the insulated bag for the road trip and maybe get those travel-sized packs for the kids. Anyone know if extreme cold (like airplane cargo) affects them? We might check bags if we fly.

Cold should be fine YogaYara - mine have been in freezing temps while winter camping. They get harder but return to normal. Actually prefer cold gummies texture-wise! One more thing: if hiking, keep them away from direct sun in your pack. Saw a fellow photographer's gummies melt into his camera bag once... sticky disaster! Safe travels to Yellowstone - amazing place for nature shots!