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This site is 100% free. It provides a fast and convenient way for people with food allergies to print off "allergy cards" for use eating out, while travelling, etc. You can create your allergy card below, or scroll further down for more information.


ALLERGY ALERT
The bearer of this card has a

allergy to:
 
Please turn over for more information.
This person's food cannot contain or come in contact with any of the foods or additives listed. This includes contact on cooking surfaces or utensils used in preparation, and the ingredients of pre-made foods or sauces.
Please Exercise Extreme Caution
Card Bearer's Name:  
Emergency Contact Name:  
Emergency Contact #:  

Enter Your Info Below, See the Preview Above!

When your're finished, click "Create an Allergy Card" to get a printable version.

Enter a warning message to explain the severity or your allergy:

Enter a short (5 words or less) description for the front of the card:

Enter a longer description for the back of the card:

The following information is not saved, stored, or tracked in any way. Nor will it be available to other users of this if you choose to save your card.

Card bearer's name:
Emergency contact name:
Emergency contact phone number:
How many cards would you like printed?
Save my card for others to use.

What's this all about?
This is about food allergies, you, me, kids, travelling abroad, and eating out. Food allergies cause preventable deaths - particularly among children. An Allergy Card is one way to help minimize the risk of eating out - around town, or while travelling the world; whether you're 10 years old and on a school trip, or retired and trying a new restaurant.

What's an Allergy Card?
An Allergy Card is a wallet-size card that you can carry with you whenever you're planning on eating out. When you're ordering, just pass the card to your server, and ask them to pass it along to the person or people that will be preparing your food.

Who is it for?
Your Children: If you have a child with an allergy, help them get their message across - whether they're out with friends for lunch, or on school trips.
You: Use an allergy card to get your message across too. Especially if you're planning on travelling somewhere that you don't speak the local language, then make sure you can communicate your allergy.


Why use one?
Cross the language barrier: Allergy Cards are available in a variety of languages - make sure your allergy is understood, wherever your travels take you.
Get the message through: Giving your server a card to deliver changes an allergy from an asterix on a notepad to something real, and much less easily forgotten.
Circumvent the credibility gap: Not everyone takes a kid seriously. Giving your child an Allergy Card and teaching them how to use it helps make sure their message isn't ignored. The same idea, of course, applies to anyone of any age.


About this Site's Creator

I'm here in Winnipeg, Manitoba. I'm a web professional, and super-allergic to fish. Winnipeg is thankfully landlocked, making it one of the better places to live with an allergy like mine. I created this site to fill my own needs, and I'm happy to share it and hopefully help out fellow allergy sufferers.

You can reach me at rod@upcomingdiscs.com.

I also run: TechFold.com, BlockRocker.com, UpcomingDiscs.com, HDDb.net, and green blog at WorldChanging/Canada.

  Print a Previously Created Card
The information for the card you select will be loaded into the form above. Choose the number of cards you would like, and click the Create button to continue.

LanguageFrontBack 
EnglishPeanutsSevere allergy to peanuts, peanut oil, and peanut extracts. Includes contact on cooking utensils and surfaces, as well as ingredients in packaged projects.
EnglishFish & SeafoodSevere allergy to fish and seafood. Includes contact on cooking utensils and surfaces, as well as ingredients in packaged projects (i.e.: anchovy paste in salad dressing).
EnglishAllergy to Egg, Wheat / GlutenSevere allergy to Egg, wheat / gluten. Could all meals be prepared without the above ingredients. Thank you
EnglishDairy, Milk, Eggs & PeanutsAll Dairy Products including Milk. Egg whites and Egg Yolks. All Nuts including peanuts.
EnglishOnions & entire onion familySevere Anaphylactic allergy shock warning: Onions, onion powder, chives, leeks & shallots. Includes contact on cooking utensils and surfaces, as well as ingredients in packaged projects.
EnglishTHE ONION fAMILYSEVERE ALLERGY TO THE FOLLOWING:.. ONIONS- ALL COLORS, ONION SALT, ONION POWDER, LEEKS, SHALLOTS, SCALLIONS, CHIVES
EnglishPEANUTS AND TREE NUTS
EnglishAllergic to Tree NutsSevere Allergy to most Nuts. No Walnuts, Pecans, Almonds, or any other nuts. Or anything containing nuts. Peanuts and Cashews are OKAY!!! (they are really legumes.)
EnglishPeanuts, Almonds, HazelnutsSevere allergy to almonds, hazelnuts, peanuts, peanut oil, peanut extracts and nut flour. Includes contact on cooking utensils and surfaces, as well as ingredients in packaged projects.
EnglishNUTS FLOUR MILK CITRUS EGGSSEVERE ASTHMA and ANAPHYLACTIC SHOCK WARNING: Almonds, Nuts, Flour, Wheat/Gluten, Milk, Cheese, Lemons, Oranges, Limes, Mangos, Black Pepper, Soy Sauce, Eggs, Meat, Fish
English Egg, Nut, & Shellfish AllergySevere allergy eggs (whites & yolks), nuts, & shell-fish (including crab, lobster, clams, mussles, etc). Peanuts & seeds are ok. Includes contact on cooking utensils and surfaces, as well as ingredients in packaged projects (i.e.: shrimp paste in curry).
EnglishPeanuts, nuts & raw eggsSevere Anaphylactic allergy shock warning: Allergy to peanuts and all other nuts. Coconut, sunflower seeds and raw eggs found in mayonnaise and some creamy dressings.
EnglishAllergic to PeanutsAllergic to peanuts and other nuts
EnglishAllergic to All Daily ProductsWe both cannot consume any Daily Products
EnglishNuts, Dairy, Eggs & moreSevere Allergies to Peanuts and other nuts, all forms of dairy, Eggs, Peas, Shellfish, carrots, uncooked apples, peaches, and plums. Includes contact on cooking utensils and surfaces, as well as ingredients in packaged products.


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