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Safety & Boundaries
TBL is for non-urgent travel planning support. It can help you think through trip load, pacing, flare preparation, and what to check before you commit. It cannot make medical, legal, insurance, visa, airline, booking, accessibility, or emergency decisions for you.
Do not use TBL for diagnosis, treatment, medication instructions, medical clearance, urgent symptoms, emergency care, insurance decisions, visa rules, airline approvals, accessibility confirmation, legal requirements, or travel booking. Use the person, service, or official source that controls that decision.
If symptoms are new, severe, worsening, worrying, or feel unsafe, seek medical care. If someone may be in immediate danger, use local emergency services. TBL cannot assess emergencies.
This page is a plain-language guide to TBL’s boundaries. For the full legal wording, read the Medical & Travel Disclaimer.
Use the right source instead
When a decision affects your health, legal position, insurance cover, travel rights, or emergency safety, use the source responsible for that decision.
Use a clinician or pharmacist for
- Diagnosis, treatment, prescriptions, medication changes, medical letters, medical clearance, and fit-to-travel questions.
Use emergency care for
- Severe, new, rapidly worsening, worrying, or unsafe symptoms. TBL cannot assess urgent or emergency situations.
Use the controlling provider or authority for
- Visa rules, airline approvals, insurance terms, accessibility details, hotel facilities, transport policies, local laws, and destination health requirements.
Boundary to remember
Planning support only. Not medical advice, diagnosis, treatment, prescribing, medical clearance, insurance advice, legal advice, visa advice, airline approval, booking support, accessibility confirmation, or emergency care.
Related questions
Can TBL tell me if I am safe to fly?
No. Fit-to-fly decisions or medical clearance for travel must come from an appropriate clinician, airline process, or responsible authority.
Can TBL advise on medication?
No. Medication decisions, including starting, stopping, changing, storing, or travelling with medication, belong with your clinician, pharmacist, and the relevant country or transit rules.
Can TBL confirm accessibility details?
No. TBL can help you know what to check, but accessibility details should be confirmed directly with hotels, airlines, venues, transport providers, tour operators, or local services before you rely on them.
Related pages
Use these pages if you need the fuller legal wording, privacy details, or a non-urgent planning tool.
Recommended next step
Read the full disclaimer before relying on TBL tools for planning decisions. Use the Free Mini-Check only for non-urgent travel planning.
TBL provides planning and decision support only. It does not replace your clinician, pharmacist, insurer, airline, embassy, regulator, legal advisor, official travel authority, hotel, venue, transport provider, travel provider, or emergency services.