FAQs
Why does my child need nut allergy labels instead of just telling teachers?
Our nut allergy stickers and labels serve as powerful visual cues that reinforce verbal reminders, protecting children during accidental exposure during staff turnovers, busy lunch periods, or emergencies. Sending a child with allergies to school, camp, or daycare can be a scary experience, and our nut allergy labels give parents a layer of peace.
Will labels stay visible after dishwasher, microwave, or frozen snack use?
Yes! We make our kids’ labels with premium 3M vinyl that’s super durable and long-lasting, and withstands frequent dishwasher cycles, warm-ups, and cool-downs. These stickers are waterproof and won’t peel, curl, or fall off even after daily use.
Where should I apply the labels for best visibility?
It’s essential to have vital allergy information front and center; label lunch boxes, snack containers, water bottles, bento boxes, and even backpacks. Having your child’s nut allergy on full display helps avoid any scary mishaps. Before applying the stickers, make sure the surface of the item is clean and dry. Once applied, let the label sit for 24 hours before washing.
Can these labels prevent nut exposure at school?
Allergy labels and stickers are a frontline alert and part of a bigger safety strategy. While roughly 1 in 13 children are affected by food allergies, and serious reactions are possible even from traces, labels help ensure teachers, daycare workers, and camp counselors see “nut allergy” clearly, especially in busy or shared food spaces, like cafeterias and dining halls. While nothing is 100% guaranteed to prevent such scenarios, labeling your child’s belongings with our nut allergy stickers and labels helps reduce the potential risk.
What happens when containers or gear change? Is removal messy?
Not at all. While these sticker labels hold firmly through all adventures, they are removable with enough intent. Once removed, these stickers leave no residue or damage; however, they are no longer applicable once taken off.