Download the Quick Card PDF
Free one-page PDF. US Letter (8.5 × 11). Print at home.
A teacher, substitute, or family member should not have to hunt through a folder to understand your child’s food allergies.
This Allergy Quick Card puts the essentials on one page: photo, allergens, what to watch for, where medication is kept, and who to call.
It is a visual reminder. It is not a medical action plan.
Print on regular letter paper. Fill it in, tape a photo in the box, and keep a copy in the school folder, backpack, and kitchen.
What’s on the page
- Photo and name
- Top 9 allergens with checkboxes, plus space for anything else
- “At a glance” line for the most important note
- Known symptoms, in your words
- Emergency medication and where it is kept
- Two contacts
How to use it
- Download the PDF and print one page.
- Mark only the allergens that apply.
- Write symptoms the way your family actually describes them.
- Add medication locations and phone numbers.
- Write the date you last updated it.
Give one copy to school. Keep one at home. Put a third with whoever watches your child after school.
After you print it
A paper card belongs in a folder. Lunchboxes, water bottles, and backpacks need a mark someone else can see without opening a zipper.
Shop waterproof allergy labels: TagMyAllergy stickers
Print it. Pack it. Label it.
Visual reminder only. Follow your child’s physician-signed emergency plan.
More free printables:
Back-to-School Allergy Checklist PDF · Caregiver Allergy Sheet PDF