1. A helpful "Pack this!" checklist that'll make sure you don't accidentally leave anything at home. Nothing is more annoying than remembering you left your charger behind and you're too far to turn back.
2. A compact contact lens case designed to make your eyecare routine travel-friendly and still effective. The kit comes with a contact lens case, a mini solution bottle, tweezers, a contact remover tool, and a mirror. Now you don't have to lug half of your medicine cabinet with you on your next getaway.
3. A simple yet remarkable felt insert you can easily fit into medium-sized handbags and large totes. Organize your bag so you never have to keep sweeping your hand around the bottom of your purse to find your room key or sunscreen.
4. A handy travel wallet with built-in RFID-blocking technology to keep your money in your account and out of the hands of thieves. It has a passport pocket, boarding pass compartment, three credit card slots, a space for your ID, a cellphone pouch, and more! You'll have everything you need to enjoy exploring the city.
5. A set of packing cubes you'll want if your packing objective is to save space in your suitcase. Each pack comes with six bags for items like tops, bottoms, undergarments, shoes, and toiletries. They're made with transparent mesh to help you classify your belongings without unzipping anything or destroying your luggage to put together the perfect outfit.
6. A pair of buttery-soft hybrid jogger leggings made with a blend of polyester and spandex for a moisture-wicking combination. They feature pockets on both sides and a hidden waistband pocket so you can comfortably stash your keys, wallet, phone, or credit card.
7. Some itty bitty laundry soap sheets you'll need if your clothes are stained and you need to bust some suds. Luckily for you, 50 sheets come in a pack and they easily dissolve in water. If you thought about bringing a few laundry detergent pods along, now there's no need.
8. A mini lightweight flat iron that'll evenly distribute heat just like the full-sized one. It's small enough to effortlessly fit into your suitcase, too.
9. Hero Cosmetics Mighty Pimple Patches to suck out any gunk from those pesky pimples that always pop up at the worst time. They come in two different sizes: cute little circles and lengthy strips. All you have to do is put one over your surprise visitor overnight, wait until the patch has turned opaque, then remove it to uncover smoother skin.
10. Leakproof travel capsules you can customize for anything you need to store. Pick your favorite colors and personalize the lids. You can store serums, creams, pills, makeup, and anything else that can fit. They're also magnetic so you can link them together and easily keep up with them.
11. Or some squeezable silicone travel bottles with pre-printed labels for easier identification. They can hold up to 3 ounces of your favorite shampoo, conditioner, body wash, and lotion. Now you don't have to settle for hotel toiletries, because you'll have everything you use at home.
12. A digital luggage scale that you absolutely need if you dread weighing your bag because it always looks like it might not fit in the overhead compartment. It can weigh luggage up to 110 pounds. This is perfect for anyone who practically brings their whole closet on every trip.
13. An electronics pouch created to organize and secure your charging cords, charging cubes, flash drives, earphones, and other accessories. Keeping everything in one case will ensure you're not untangling a ball of cords that have mysteriously formed in the bottom of your bag.
14. A TSA-approved toiletry bag that'll keep all of your travel-sized beauty products in one convenient place. It's also a great item to have in your travel pack when you have plans to spend your day at an amusement park.
15. A chic, fuss-free fanny pack with all the compartments you need to make it through an adventurous day. It features an adjustable belt, a main zipper pocket, two small zipper pouches, and a magnetic flap in the front. Wear this when you don't feel like carrying a purse or lugging a huge tote.
16. A waterproof Kindle that will surely reduce the space in your carry-on by giving you access to several books on a tablet. Now you won't have to carry around a heavy bag that is weighed down by several novels. Just pull out your lightweight, portable library the next time you're looking for a good read to bring to the beach.
17. A set of shoe organizer bags so your shoes won't get your clothes dirty. For your convenience, there are windows to identify your sneakers, heels, or flats. Bring this on your next trip and ditch the grocery bags — you'll thank me later.
18. A carry-on garment bag to keep your important suits or nice dresses wrinkle-free. It has comfort handles, an adjustable detachable shoulder strap, and an attachment for stacking it on roller luggage. With this around, you won't have to cram several work outfits in your suitcase and pray that it doesn't come out a wrinkled mess.
19. A jewelry organizer that easily fits into those tight spaces between your clothes and the lining of your suitcase. It comes with three large pockets for storing necklaces and bracelets, and three small pouches to store rings and earrings. Now you can make the most of your vacation instead of wasting time looking for the perfect accessory.
20. A reusable water bottle with a daily pill organizer so you can keep your medication sorted and stored for the week. When you're ready to take your pills for the day, you'll have everything you need in one hand.
21. A sleek and stylish July suitcase that will have you catching flights in style. They have combined storage with technology to give you a suitcase that can charge your phone, laptop, tablet, or whatever! Additionally, every suitcase features a hidden odor-proof laundry bag.
22. Or BPA-free covers designed to be placed over the toothbrush head and protect it from contaminating elements. Just shake your toothbrush dry then snap on the cover for safe and clean storage.
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23. A memory foam Ostrich pillow neck cushion that'll keep you from getting a crick in your neck. It offers 360º natural ergonomic neck support to keep your head upright. Sometimes you can get the best sleep when traveling, but was it worth it if you wake up stiff and in pain?
24. A buckled luggage strap you can hook onto your suitcase to carry your purse, laptop bag, and more. Take your time making it to your boarding gate without worrying about leaving anything behind.
25. A travel toothbrush that folds and keeps the bristles clean. The last thing you want is to taste anything other than toothpaste when you go to brush your teeth.
26. Or a chic and secure travel belt to attach any handbags to the luggage's handles. Never misplace your purse again because it'll be right where you left it — sitting safely on your suitcase.
27. A convenient six-port USB charger that'll allow you to plug in several devices at once, and minimize the amount of charging blocks you would throw into your suitcase. Plus, who wants to have to keep up with six different chargers? I'm almost positive you'd end up losing one or two before the trip is over.
28. A designated dirty laundry bag so you can keep your clean clothes separated from anything you've already worn, and desperately need to wash.
29. Vacuum seal bags for anyone who ends up packing their whole wardrobe because they truly believe they'll be making several outfit changes in one day. This space-saving option is excellent for anyone who sleeps on their own pillows and bedding while at the hotel. Each purchase comes with a free hand pump so you can remove the air from the bags.
30. A Dagne Dover duffle bag so compact that it can easily slip under your seat. It has a dust bag for shoes, a leash for keys, and a pouch for any other goodies you can’t travel without.
31. And a copy of the book How to Pack for Any Trip, because packing is an art form that could potentially save you from paying for a checked bag when you could have just done a free carry-on.
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