Just because you're hopping on a plane doesn't mean you need to leave your eco-friendly tendencies behind. We found a number of reusables for traveling that fit into our tread-lightly lifestyle. So if you've tried to refill hotel shampoo containers and failed miserably like we have, you'll love these.
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1 Fill + Fly Bottle Set, $22 from Flight 001: avoid buying additional plastic baggies and opt for one easy kit.
2 Humangear GoToob Mini Reusable Containers, $24.95 from ReuseIt.com: silicone reusables or packing shampoo, lotions, or other liquids.
3 Nalgene Leakproof Bottles, $1.49 - $2.99 at The Container Store: If you're looking to your favorite BPA-free bottle brand for the answer, look no further.
4 Pocket Pill Case, $2.97 from Stronger Nutrition: pack your vitamins and meds in this BPA-free (and dishwasher-safe) pill box.
5 Reusable Bags, $8-$10 from Flip & Tumble: bags and bottles for making vacations extra-green!
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You can buy nalgene containers at your local camping, hunting or sporting goods store. They are less expensive and there's usually a good variety.
Make sure that you purchase reusable containers that are clearly marked with their 3 oz capacity. I know people who purchased travel kits for their liquids/cosmetics/etc. and were forced to throw them away because the bottles weren't labeled by the manufacturer and the TSA wouldn't let them through.
I've had the hardest time ever finding good airline or travel bottles. But these are expensive!
I don't want to sound harsh here, but eco friendly reusables and traveling on a plane don't really go well in the same sentence ;) I like BPA free stuff, but I think you should quit airline traveling if you want to be eco friendly.