Food Allergy Medical ID

During a severe allergic reaction, clear communication can be difficult. A food allergy medical ID helps make allergen and contact information available when someone cannot speak for themselves.

MediTappy is a wearable QR medical ID with a PIN-protected profile, built for multiple allergens, changing details, and notes such as carrying epinephrine.

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Who this page is for

  • People with food allergies or a history of anaphylaxis
  • Parents managing school, camp, travel, and sports
  • Anyone juggling multiple allergens that do not fit on a short engraving

What to put on an allergy emergency profile

  • Food allergens, and drug or latex allergens if relevant
  • Note that you carry epinephrine, if you do
  • Other medical conditions
  • Medications
  • Emergency contacts
  • School or caregiver notes you want available

How QR + PIN helps

  1. 1Wear the MediTappy ID Tag.
  2. 2Someone scans the QR code.
  3. 3They enter the PIN on the tag.
  4. 4They view the details you prepared.

Why QR + PIN helps for multi-allergy households

Allergen lists grow and change. A PIN-protected profile lets you update what matters without remaking jewelry every time. Access still requires the PIN on the tag.

School and camp

Families often want staff to know allergens and who to call. MediTappy supports that as an information tool. It does not replace school health plans, training, or emergency services.

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FAQ

Should I list every allergen?

List what you want available in an emergency. Longer lists are easier to maintain in a profile than on engraving.

Can I include drug allergies too?

Yes. Include any allergies you want others to know about.

Does this replace a school allergy action plan?

No. Use MediTappy alongside the plans and medications your clinicians and school require.

Disclaimer: MediTappy is an information tool. It does not diagnose, treat, prevent, or cure any condition, and it does not replace emergency services or professional medical care.