EpiPen case reminder stickers work when they sit on the case you actually carry, at the zipper or latch you touch on the way out the door. TagMyAllergy EPI Reminder stickers are water-resistant vinyl made for that check — not for labeling sandwiches. They are a visual reminder, not a medical device.
Where each sticker goes
| Place | Use this sticker | Why |
|---|---|---|
| Outside of the Epi case or pouch | EPI Reminder | Last thing you see before you leave |
| Inside flap of the backpack pocket that holds the case | EPI Reminder | Backup if the case is buried |
| Lunchbox or water bottle | Food Allergy Label instead | Those items need the allergen name, not an Epi prompt |
| The auto-injector itself | Do not sticker the device | Do not cover instructions, windows, or safety caps |
| School nurse form / care plan | Paperwork, not a sticker | A sticker does not store dose or prescription details |
Five rules that keep the label useful
- Stick the reminder on the kit you take every day, not on a spare case left at home.
- Keep device labels, expiration dates, and trainer vs real injector readable.
- Pair the sticker with a real check: case in bag, two devices if that is the plan, not expired.
- Do not write medical instructions on the sticker. The printed reminder is only “check before you walk out.”
- If a sheet is misprinted, email photos within 10 days for a free reprint. Printed-to-order sheets cannot be returned because you changed the design.
Use EPI Reminder stickers only. Food allergy labels and Safe Marks belong on food containers.
Shop: EPI Reminder Stickers
US orders only. Shipping is about $5 per order, free over $20. Most orders arrive in 5–7 business days.
This is a visual reminder, not a medical device. It does not replace allergy management, emergency planning, or medical advice. Always follow your healthcare provider’s guidance and any allergy safety plan you have in place.