Separating the Cartridge from the Battery Disassembling vape components can reduce detection probability during security screening: Component separation strategy: Remove cartridge from battery unit before packing Store battery with electronics (phone chargers, power banks) Place cartridge separately or in toiletries bag This dispersion prevents recognition as a complete vape device Liquid classification: Vape cartridges containing cannabis oil fall under TSA liquid rules: Each cartridge must be 3.4oz (100ml)standard cartridges (0.5g-1g) easily comply All cartridges must fit in the single quart-sized liquids bag for carry-on Larger oil containers must go in checked baggage (with associated risks) Visual inspection considerations: Separated components appear less obviously cannabis-related during bag searches

Availability of data and materials The datasets analysed during the current study are available from the UK Data Service repository: DOI: Abbreviations CDE: Controlled Direct Effect CI: Confidence Interval GCSE: General Certificate of Secondary Education NS-SEC: National Statistics Socioeconomic Classification OR: Odds Ratio SEP: Socioeconomic Position UK: United Kingdom References McNeill A, Brose LS, Calder R, et al
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In addition, several sociodemographic factors were analyzed that were associated with an increased likelihood of polysubstance use and e-cigarette use