FREE Printable Allergy Cards – Peanut, Tree Nut, Milk, Egg & Coeliac
Make communicating food allergies a little easier with our FREE printable allergy cards.
Whether you're eating out, heading to a party, sending your child to school or simply want something clear to keep with their medication, these printable cards help communicate important allergy information quickly and simply.
Your free download includes five English allergy cards, covering:
-
Peanut allergy
-
Tree nut allergy
-
Milk allergy
-
Egg allergy
-
Coeliac disease / gluten
Simply download the cards you need, print them at home and keep them somewhere easy to reach.
Why carry an allergy card?
When you live with food allergies or coeliac disease, you can find yourself having the same conversations again and again.
An allergy card gives you a clear, written way to communicate dietary requirements and can be particularly useful when eating in restaurants and cafés, attending parties or events, travelling within the UK, or leaving a child in the care of someone else.
They're also handy for keeping inside an allergy medication bag, purse, wallet or child's backpack.
Completely free to download
We believe useful allergy resources should be easy to access, which is why we've made this set completely free.
Add the cards to your basket, complete the free checkout and your digital download will be sent to you. There's nothing physical to wait for and nothing to pay.
Travelling abroad?
These free cards are written in English and are ideal for use at home in the UK.
If you're travelling overseas, take a look at our professionally translated Allergy Travel Cards, available for different allergies and destinations around the world.
They make it easier to communicate your allergy in the local language, particularly when ordering food in restaurants, cafés and hotels.
Download your free allergy cards today and keep the ones you need somewhere easy to reach.
Please note: Allergy cards are an additional communication aid and should not replace medical advice, prescribed medication, checking ingredients or speaking directly with those preparing or serving food.
Disclaimer:
We take great pride in the accuracy of our translations. However, please note that food labels and ingredients can vary by region, and translations may differ due to local dialects. While this card is a helpful tool, it is not a substitute for carrying necessary medications or fully disclosing your dietary restrictions. Always follow recommended safety protocols when dealing with food allergies.
