Practical Guides

Step-by-step guides to help you navigate life with severe nut allergies. No fluff, just practical advice that works.

Beginner's Safety Guide

Newly diagnosed with a nut allergy? This guide covers the essentials you need to know right away.

  • What to carry with you at all times
  • How to read food labels properly
  • Understanding "may contain" warnings
  • Creating your emergency action plan
  • When to use your auto-injector
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Eating Out Safely

How to navigate restaurants, cafes, and takeaways when you have a severe nut allergy. Real strategies that actually work.

  • Questions to ask restaurant staff
  • Which cuisines are highest risk
  • How to handle "may contain" in restaurants
  • Building your personal safety script
  • When to walk away
Build Your Plan

Product Ingredient Checking

Learn how to properly check product labels and ingredients lists. What to look for, what to avoid, and how to spot hidden risks.

  • Understanding allergen labelling laws
  • Hidden names for nuts in ingredients
  • Cross-contamination warnings explained
  • When "free-from" actually means safe
  • How to verify with manufacturers
Check Products

Kids & Family

Managing nut allergies when you have children. Practical routines, school strategies, and how to keep kids safe without wrapping them in bubble wrap.

  • School allergy action plans
  • Teaching kids to self-advocate
  • Handling birthday parties and playdates
  • When to involve teachers and carers
  • Balancing safety with independence
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Travel with Allergies

How to travel safely with severe nut allergies. From packing your medication to navigating foreign food cultures.

  • What to pack in your travel kit
  • Airline policies and how to navigate them
  • Translating allergy information
  • Finding safe food abroad
  • Emergency contacts and insurance
Travel Tips

Important: These guides are based on personal experience and general information. They are not a substitute for professional medical advice. Always consult with your GP or allergist for personalised guidance about your specific allergy situation.