Got Food Allergies? LET PEOPLE KNOW!


About 15 million Americans have food allergies including an estimated 1 in every 13 kids, or approx. 2 in every classroom (FoodAllergy.org).

Did you know? Every 3 minutes in the United States, a food allergy reaction sends someone to the hospital emergency room.

The best way to protect someone with food allergies is to REMIND ALL CAREGIVERS.


EMAIL or TEXT Allergy Alerts to

• Teachers
• Babysitters
• Playdate hosts
• Party hosts
• Daycare providers
• Grandparents
• Field Trip chaperones
• Camp counselors
• Special Needs caregivers
• Club leaders
• Sports coaches
• Carpool drivers
• Summer camp coordinators
• Lunch providers
• School nurses
• Travel companions
• Even Senior Care providers!
• Anyone caring for someone with allergies

Greater Peace of Mind in changing environments.


FEATURES

• NO Ads
• EMAIL or TEXT ~ caregivers receive a handy stored reference!
• MULTIPLE ALLERGENS option ~ list all problem foods (even non-food allergens like pets)
• ASTHMA option
• EMERGENCY CONTACTS
• MEDICATION INFO ~ tell caregivers where to find the medical kit
• PROFILE IMAGES ~ reference photos like headshots for EASY IDENTIFICATION (caregivers need to know who has the allergy; especially useful in classes, parties, playdates, field trips, camps)
​• NOTES ~ critical reminders, special instructions, doctor details etc.
• EDIT ~ update/re-send profiles when details change so caregiver reminders stay current
• CREATE/SAVE/SEND allergy profiles for different people or a single person in different environments (ex. school, camp, playdate, babysitter) because critical details like medical kit location and emergency contacts can change
• PRINT the alerts to use as easy reference copies in files, or as physical reminders in key areas like kitchens, pantries, classrooms, snack areas, lunchrooms, school office​


AWARENESS PROTECTS

Created by a teen with severe nut allergies to protect allergy kids everywhere!

Dedicated to Janine, caregiver extraordinaire.



This app is for informational purposes only and is not a substitute for medical advice, diagnosis or treatment.