How many small fluid items are allowed in hand-luggage in European flight?

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You can take as many containers as fit well in a one liter recloseable plastic bag, as long as each container is 100 ml or less.

How many that is depends on the shapes and sizes of containers more than on the content.

Most useful plastic bags which are one liter are marked as such on the outside of the packaging, take one of those with you when shopping.
(And take away any cardboard and such to make the packagings as small as you can.)

You can almost always find information like this on the site of the airport you leave from. I looked at the information for Riga.

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I'm not sure about AirBaltics, but many low-costers allow to check-in your hand luggage (Norwegian and RyanAir asked me if I'd like to, AirBaltics didn't but I've seen a cart with tagged hand luggage that was later put in the plane).

So if you are OK with some waiting after landing, you can check-in you hand luggage, in which case you can have as many fluids there as you need.

And "hand luggage" that is included in tickets allows you one to have a small purse as addition to a small suitcase. So if there are things you'd like to have in cabin, you can put them into that small purse.

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