Allergy Page

Local and On-Line information about food allergies

 

Local

 
 

Food Allergy Support Group

www.novafoodallergy.org
A Northern Virginia food allergy support group

 

Online

 
 

All Allergy

www.allallergy.net
this site includes multiple links to articles, the latest studies, support groups and allergen-free products for all types of allergies.

 

The Food Allergy & Anaphylaxis Network

www.foodallergy.org
multiple links on the top 8 allergens.

 

BabyandKidsAllergies.com

www.babyandkidsallergies.com
The Food Allergy & Anaphylaxis Network (FAAN) with approximately 30,000 members worldwide works to raise public awareness, provide advocacy and education, and to advance research on behalf of all those affected by food allergies and anaphylaxis.

 

AllergicChild.com

www.allergicchild.com
includes a fascinating article on potential causes of food allergies.

 

AllergySupport.org

www.allergysupport.org
the article on peanut allergies is particularly insightful.

 

PeanutAllergy.com

www.peanutallergy.com
information and discussion boards for those with peanut allergies.

 

FoodAllergyEducation.com

www.foodallergyeducation.com
Information about being peanut free in the classroom.

 

Peanut Aware!

www.peanutaware.com
a guidebook for living with a peanut allergy.

 

Allergen Free Products

 
 

Divvies

www.divvies.com
allergen-free treats

 

Cherrybrook Kitchen

www.cherrybrookkitchen.com
com allergen-free cakes, cookies and breakfast foods

 

The Gluten-Free Mall

com allergen-free cakes, cookies and breakfast foods
gluten-free products and other allergen-free products

 

Gak’s Snacks

www.gakssnacks.com

Nut, eggs and dairy free cookies and cakes

Enjoy life

www.enjoylifefoods.com
allergen-free cereals and breads

 

Amanda’s Own Confections

www.amandasown.com
allergen-free chocolates

 

Kids Allergy Stop

www.kidsallergystop.com
various allergen-free products

 

Ener-G

www.ener-g.com
allergen-free products including breads, cookies and cakes

 

AllergyKids.com

www.allergykids.com
lunch bags, stickers, and wristbands that alert others your child has a food allergy