Yes, in principle you may take an inflatable lifejacket with CO₂ cartridges on board an aircraft. International dangerous goods regulations allow this, but the airline must approve it in advance.

In short: passengers may carry up to two self-inflating personal safety devices, such as swimming aids or lifejackets. Each device may be fitted with no more than two CO₂ cartridges. In addition, up to two spare cartridges may be carried per device.

The lifejacket may generally be carried in either:

• checked baggage
• carry-on baggage

However, approval from the airline is required. The lifejacket must also be packed in such a way that it cannot be accidentally activated.

To give sick and disabled people more quality of life and to support their healing processes – that is the task of the therapeutic buoyancy collar SECUMAR 9 S, which can be used in the sphere of therapeutic baths and rehabilitation.