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Lunchbox Allergy Labels: What to Write So a Stranger Can Read It
Lunchbox Allergy Labels: What to Write So a Stranger Can Read It
What to write on a food allergy lunchbox label so a substitute or cafeteria aide can read it. Exact lines, what to skip, and where each line goes. Read more...
Why People Leave Their EpiPen at Home (and Where a Reminder Actually Sits)
Why People Leave Their EpiPen at Home (and Where a Reminder Actually Sits)
Most people prescribed an epinephrine auto-injector do not carry it every time they walk out. In U.S. survey data, only about 44% said they carried one “all the time.” Forgetting... Read more...
tick-figure comic of two coworkers at an office refrigerator. One offers leftover food; the other holds a bin labeled SAFE. Caption: I just thought you didn’t like it.
How to Organize a Shared Refrigerator When Someone Has a Food Allergy
A shared fridge is safer with three things: a sealed bin that is only yours, clear labels on the safe zone and any allergen containers, and one short conversation. This... Read more...
Nobody. Grandma: Just one bite won't kill him. Stick-figure comic.
When Grandparents Don't Take Your Child's Food Allergy Seriously
Grandparents who shrug off a food allergy usually aren’t being cruel. What works is making the rules visible: a labeled snack box, three short rules anyone can repeat, and one... Read more...