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FREE! Do It Yourself Allergy Alert Card

Multi-Allergies with Images – Eat, I May Die – Emergency Phrases – Really Idiot!!
700+ Languages Unlimited Foods and Phrases

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Our Allergy Alert Cards are in beta! Help us launch smoothly—explore, test, and email (info@foodallergy.world) your experiences, bugs, or suggestions so we improve 

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Artificial Intelligence MAKES MISTAKES!
Always Ask a Native Speaker to confirm the translation!

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Alert: “I Eat, I May Die” Cards

These bold cards tell everyone, in plain words, how serious your allergy is. On the back of the card, specific allergens can be listed

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Allergy Alert Cards Single or Multiple Allergen
With Images and Translated into Regional Dialects

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With the universal images and translated words and , your card becomes a trusted tool, wherever you go.

  • Others who don’t speak your language
  • Kitchen staff that do not speak the local language.
  • or even illiterate non-readers

Help: Allergy Phrase Cards that Communicate When You Can’t

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Even the best plans can fall apart. That’s where Translated Allergy Phrase Cards come in. These cards “talk” for you in a crisis. Whether you’re choking, panicking, or dealing with a language barrier, the card says what you can’t:

Important: This content is not legal advice, and I am not a legal professional. You are strongly advised to seek independent legal counsel from a licensed attorney to review and confirm the information presented here before taking any action based on it.”

I made these cards because a meal was served with the deadly allergen clearly visible. I needed the staff to understand that ignoring my allergy cards wasn’t just negligence—it was a direct threat to my life and could result in serious legal consequences for the restaurant

Free to fellow food allergy sufferers. Just right click on the images to download!