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Create a decision tree from TSA's liquids rule. Route medication or infant/child nourishment and potentially qualifying inbound duty-free purchases to their official exception guidance first. For ordinary liquids, distinguish containers up to 3.4 oz / 100 mL from larger containers, and show the quart-size bag requirement. Do not call a small container automatically approved: other item restrictions and security screening still apply. Do not invent exception eligibility or substitute a volume remaining in the bottle for the container limit.

Read the official source below before designing. If you cannot open it, ask me to paste the relevant text; do not guess. Show the page date if available and your retrieval date. Use only supported facts and clearly label scope, exceptions, uncertainty and editorial groupings. Treat the slash label as a format request, not an assumed built-in command. Use a clean fine-line editorial style, readable type, ample spacing and labels that do not rely on color alone. Produce the actual visual if your tools support it; otherwise provide an explicitly labeled layout specification. Include the official link, concise alt text, a complete text equivalent and a fact-check list. Do not invent an agency seal, endorsement or product screenshot.

Official source: https://www.tsa.gov/travel/security-screening/liquids-aerosols-gels-rule
Audience: Travelers and staff explaining public instructions