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Allergy/ Celiac Alert tags


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kareng Grand Master

I see parents, from time to time, wanting to know if there is a way to alert others ( school, day camp, baby sitting at the gym, etc) to allergies or Celiac.  These are inexpensive and highly visible.   Would be especially good for small kids.

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cyclinglady Grand Master

I like those tags!  I wear a Road ID when I run or bike ride.  Nice to have medical information and phone numbers handy in case I am not conscious.  My daughter runs with one too as she's in Track/Cross Country and they leave the campus.  

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kareng Grand Master

Unlike the bracelets of various types, people would see these better.  Like at the neighborhood BBQ - keep someone from handing the 5 year old a cookie.  Remind the moms at the preschool class party, etc

 

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