AllerMates Allergy Alert Wristband Shellfish Allergy
AllerMates Allergy Alert Wristband Shellfish Allergy
AllerMates Allergy Alert Wristband Shellfish Allergy
“Crabby”
Comes with three adjustable snaps.
Latex free, BPA and Nickel Free. Silicone band.
AllerMates Allergy Alert Wristband Dairy Allergy. Allermates Allergy wristbands in Australia. No one can watch your child better than you. That is why Allermates was created to alert/remind care givers of food your child cannot have. Perfect for camp, day care, schools, sleep- overs. Medical Alert.
As your baby transitions to solid food, they are more exposed to food groups that may cause allergies. When the first birthday approaches we are often informed to feed baby everything. It is important to monitor your baby after giving different food and to introduce food at lunch time or breakfast to have enough time to see a reaction through the day.
There are two kinds of shellfish: crustacea (such as shrimp, crab and lobster) and mollusks (such as clams, mussels, scallops and oysters). Reactions to crustacean shellfish are usually severe. If you are allergic to one group of shellfish, you might be able to eat some varieties from the other group. Nevertheless, since most people who are allergic to one kind of shellfish usually are allergic to other types, allergists usually advise their patients to avoid all varieties.
If you have been diagnosed with a shellfish allergy, do not eat any shellfish without first consulting your doctor.
Please use allergy wristband to alert carers.
Product Description
AllerMates Allergy Alert Wristband Shellfish Allergy
“Crabby”
Comes with three adjustable snaps.
Latex free, BPA and Nickel Free. Silicone band.
AllerMates Allergy Alert Wristband Dairy Allergy. Allermates Allergy wristbands in Australia. No one can watch your child better than you. That is why Allermates was created to alert/remind care givers of food your child cannot have. Perfect for camp, day care, schools, sleep- overs. Medical Alert.
As your baby transitions to solid food, they are more exposed to food groups that may cause allergies. When the first birthday approaches we are often informed to feed baby everything. It is important to monitor your baby after giving different food and to introduce food at lunch time or breakfast to have enough time to see a reaction through the day.
There are two kinds of shellfish: crustacea (such as shrimp, crab and lobster) and mollusks (such as clams, mussels, scallops and oysters). Reactions to crustacean shellfish are usually severe. If you are allergic to one group of shellfish, you might be able to eat some varieties from the other group. Nevertheless, since most people who are allergic to one kind of shellfish usually are allergic to other types, allergists usually advise their patients to avoid all varieties.
If you have been diagnosed with a shellfish allergy, do not eat any shellfish without first consulting your doctor.
Please use allergy wristband to alert carers.
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