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Traveling internationally with edibles

Discussion in 'Apprentice Marijuana Consumption' started by codenamesavage, May 11, 2017.

  1. #1 codenamesavage, May 11, 2017
    I'll to be traveling from CA to Vancouver(flying) Then boarding a cruise to Alaska.

    Calafornia and Canada are technically cannabis legal . Im also a legally card carrying patient. I'm just looking for a bit more insight or information on if it's okay to travel Into Canada with about 1600mg of edibles.



    I was debating on taking edibles ( small gummy squares) by mixing them into a zip lock bag of sour patch bites and either putting that in my carry on or check in. A lot of articles on the past say to always put it in your carry on rather then checked in but I was wondering what the difference really is if K9's find it on your carry on vs checked in? Any information helps.
     
  2. #2 Deleted member 616232, May 11, 2017
    You really don't have anything to worry about. Just put them in a plastic container like homemade cookies come in. It really doesn't matter if you check it or carry it on. As long as it looks like brownies or whatever, they will make it right through. I've done it both ways, checked luggage and carry on. Putting other baked goods or candies is good so it all looks legitimate.
     
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  3. #3 codenamesavage, May 11, 2017
    I guess I'm more worried if the Vancouver airport international terminal will have dogs and if they'll get a hit on it if it's in my carry on or check in.
     
  4. #4 Deleted member 616232, May 11, 2017
    O;Hare airport in Chicago doesn't have dogs. I seriously doubt that there are dogs at that airport. You could always call. Don't use your number . Say you're concerned about your nephew or whatever who is planning on doing such and such and see what they say.
     
  5. #5 codenamesavage, May 11, 2017
    Alright I'll do some research on my part, thank you.
     
  6. #6 Burrito Wizard, May 11, 2017
    Well drug dogs can smell it in either and their noses are capable of differentiating the smell of food and weed or in your case edibles, however dogs can't communicate the fact that they smell weed when the alert on food and the handler may very well think the dog is just barking at your candy because it smells like food he wants to eat. Don't assume that to be a foolproof technique though, but it is worth noting.
     
  7. #7 codenamesavage, May 11, 2017
    After some thought I may just try and buy in vancouver instead of traveling. No need to take the risk if I can buy
     

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