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Dine with confidence — anywhere in the world. Generate personalized allergy cards on the web or in our free iPhone app — with multilingual cards, restaurant discovery, and community ratings.
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Dine with confidence — anywhere in the world. Show multilingual cards to servers in Tokyo, Paris, or Mexico City — from your phone, lock screen widget, or a printed PDF.
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NO PUEDO CONSUMIR CACAHUETES
No puedo consumir cacahuetes, ni siquiera en pequeñas cantidades, ya que pueden causarme una reacción alérgica.
PRECAUCIÓN – CONTAMINACIÓN CRUZADA
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¿Esta comida contiene cacahuetes?
Eat with confidence
With Food Allergy Options allergy cards, you can clearly and confidently communicate your dietary needs to restaurants. The constant worry about cross-contamination, language barriers, and the fear of having an allergic reaction ends here.
Why Food Allergy Options?
Born from personal experience and a desire to help others navigate food allergies safely.
The Story Behind Food Allergy Options
As someone who has navigated food allergies throughout my life, I understand the challenges of dining out safely—especially when traveling. Language barriers and the fear of cross-contamination can make dining stressful.
Food Allergy Options was created to solve this. We provide clear, free-for-life translated allergy cards that you can easily share with restaurant staff, making dining safer and more accessible for everyone with food allergies.
Everything You Need for Safe Dining
Free for life on the web and iPhone — allergy cards, restaurant discovery, and community ratings with no subscriptions or paywalls.
Clear Communication
Professional allergy cards that clearly communicate your dietary restrictions to restaurant staff — on screen or as a PDF.
12 Languages
Cards for 10 major allergens, fully translated including warnings, foods to avoid, and your emergency contact.
Restaurant Discovery
Find allergy-friendly restaurants on an Apple Maps-powered map with community ratings from real diners.
Community Ratings
Share visit feedback after dining out and help others find safer places — track your impact with Community Karma.
PDF Download
Download your allergy card as a PDF for easy printing or digital storage on the web.
iPhone App
Free on the App Store with lock screen widgets, auto-brightening cards, and on-device visit reminders.
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And other testimonials from our users.
Sam C
The multilingual cards are a game-changer. I used one in Madrid last month and the waiter understood my peanut allergy right away.
Elliott P
I like that it doesn’t try to do everything. It just gives me a clean allergy card I can show to staff, and that’s what I need.
Sophie R
I made a simple card for my shellfish allergy and saved it to my phone wallet. It’s basic, but it works.
Cindy L
Before this, I had a crumpled note in my bag. Now I have a clear, typed card I can hand over without feeling embarrassed.
Alon W
I travel for work a lot. Being able to quickly generate cards in a few languages is super handy, even if the cards themselves are simple.
Vesta K
The generator is straightforward. I didn’t have to read a long guide—just filled in my allergies and downloaded the card.
Jamie T
This doesn’t replace talking to staff, but it starts the conversation. My servers actually read the card, which helps.
Priya R
When my allergist updated my list, I just edited the wording and re-downloaded a new card. Took maybe two minutes.
Mark D
I’m not very technical, but this was easy enough. Type allergies, pick a language, hit download. Done.
Hannah L
The cards are basic, but clear. I like that the focus is on the allergy information, not a bunch of extra features.
Diego S
I mainly use it for short trips. I make one card in the local language and keep it on my phone just in case.
Nora F
Staff don’t seem confused by the wording, which is honestly all I’m asking for. It keeps things simple and direct.
Leah B
It’s perfect for where the product is right now: a quick way to make a few allergy cards and save or print them.
Tomás G
I used a Spanish card in a small café in Mexico City. The waiter showed it to the kitchen and came back with clear answers.
Rachel M
As a parent, I like having a simple card for my kid’s school events. It’s not fancy, but it gets the point across.
Omar H
I appreciate that I can generate a card in Arabic for my family visits. It’s one less thing to worry about when we eat out.
Grace Y
The design is clean enough that I feel comfortable showing it in nicer restaurants too, not just casual places.
Ben S
It doesn’t manage my whole allergy life, but as a quick card maker it’s already useful. I’ve used the same card on several trips.
Isabella D
I like that I can store a couple of different versions—one for nuts, one for lactose—and pull up whichever I need.
Alex J
Being able to show a clear, polite card in the local language feels respectful to staff and makes me less anxious ordering.
Sam C
The multilingual cards are a game-changer. I used one in Madrid last month and the waiter understood my peanut allergy right away.
Elliott P
I like that it doesn’t try to do everything. It just gives me a clean allergy card I can show to staff, and that’s what I need.
Sophie R
I made a simple card for my shellfish allergy and saved it to my phone wallet. It’s basic, but it works.
Cindy L
Before this, I had a crumpled note in my bag. Now I have a clear, typed card I can hand over without feeling embarrassed.
Alon W
I travel for work a lot. Being able to quickly generate cards in a few languages is super handy, even if the cards themselves are simple.
Vesta K
The generator is straightforward. I didn’t have to read a long guide—just filled in my allergies and downloaded the card.
Jamie T
This doesn’t replace talking to staff, but it starts the conversation. My servers actually read the card, which helps.
Priya R
When my allergist updated my list, I just edited the wording and re-downloaded a new card. Took maybe two minutes.
Mark D
I’m not very technical, but this was easy enough. Type allergies, pick a language, hit download. Done.
Hannah L
The cards are basic, but clear. I like that the focus is on the allergy information, not a bunch of extra features.
Diego S
I mainly use it for short trips. I make one card in the local language and keep it on my phone just in case.
Nora F
Staff don’t seem confused by the wording, which is honestly all I’m asking for. It keeps things simple and direct.
Leah B
It’s perfect for where the product is right now: a quick way to make a few allergy cards and save or print them.
Tomás G
I used a Spanish card in a small café in Mexico City. The waiter showed it to the kitchen and came back with clear answers.
Rachel M
As a parent, I like having a simple card for my kid’s school events. It’s not fancy, but it gets the point across.
Omar H
I appreciate that I can generate a card in Arabic for my family visits. It’s one less thing to worry about when we eat out.
Grace Y
The design is clean enough that I feel comfortable showing it in nicer restaurants too, not just casual places.
Ben S
It doesn’t manage my whole allergy life, but as a quick card maker it’s already useful. I’ve used the same card on several trips.
Isabella D
I like that I can store a couple of different versions—one for nuts, one for lactose—and pull up whichever I need.
Alex J
Being able to show a clear, polite card in the local language feels respectful to staff and makes me less anxious ordering.
Sam C
The multilingual cards are a game-changer. I used one in Madrid last month and the waiter understood my peanut allergy right away.
Elliott P
I like that it doesn’t try to do everything. It just gives me a clean allergy card I can show to staff, and that’s what I need.
Sophie R
I made a simple card for my shellfish allergy and saved it to my phone wallet. It’s basic, but it works.
Cindy L
Before this, I had a crumpled note in my bag. Now I have a clear, typed card I can hand over without feeling embarrassed.
Alon W
I travel for work a lot. Being able to quickly generate cards in a few languages is super handy, even if the cards themselves are simple.
Vesta K
The generator is straightforward. I didn’t have to read a long guide—just filled in my allergies and downloaded the card.
Jamie T
This doesn’t replace talking to staff, but it starts the conversation. My servers actually read the card, which helps.
Priya R
When my allergist updated my list, I just edited the wording and re-downloaded a new card. Took maybe two minutes.
Mark D
I’m not very technical, but this was easy enough. Type allergies, pick a language, hit download. Done.
Hannah L
The cards are basic, but clear. I like that the focus is on the allergy information, not a bunch of extra features.
Diego S
I mainly use it for short trips. I make one card in the local language and keep it on my phone just in case.
Nora F
Staff don’t seem confused by the wording, which is honestly all I’m asking for. It keeps things simple and direct.
Leah B
It’s perfect for where the product is right now: a quick way to make a few allergy cards and save or print them.
Tomás G
I used a Spanish card in a small café in Mexico City. The waiter showed it to the kitchen and came back with clear answers.
Rachel M
As a parent, I like having a simple card for my kid’s school events. It’s not fancy, but it gets the point across.
Omar H
I appreciate that I can generate a card in Arabic for my family visits. It’s one less thing to worry about when we eat out.
Grace Y
The design is clean enough that I feel comfortable showing it in nicer restaurants too, not just casual places.
Ben S
It doesn’t manage my whole allergy life, but as a quick card maker it’s already useful. I’ve used the same card on several trips.
Isabella D
I like that I can store a couple of different versions—one for nuts, one for lactose—and pull up whichever I need.
Alex J
Being able to show a clear, polite card in the local language feels respectful to staff and makes me less anxious ordering.
Sam C
The multilingual cards are a game-changer. I used one in Madrid last month and the waiter understood my peanut allergy right away.
Elliott P
I like that it doesn’t try to do everything. It just gives me a clean allergy card I can show to staff, and that’s what I need.
Sophie R
I made a simple card for my shellfish allergy and saved it to my phone wallet. It’s basic, but it works.
Cindy L
Before this, I had a crumpled note in my bag. Now I have a clear, typed card I can hand over without feeling embarrassed.
Alon W
I travel for work a lot. Being able to quickly generate cards in a few languages is super handy, even if the cards themselves are simple.
Vesta K
The generator is straightforward. I didn’t have to read a long guide—just filled in my allergies and downloaded the card.
Jamie T
This doesn’t replace talking to staff, but it starts the conversation. My servers actually read the card, which helps.
Priya R
When my allergist updated my list, I just edited the wording and re-downloaded a new card. Took maybe two minutes.
Mark D
I’m not very technical, but this was easy enough. Type allergies, pick a language, hit download. Done.
Hannah L
The cards are basic, but clear. I like that the focus is on the allergy information, not a bunch of extra features.
Diego S
I mainly use it for short trips. I make one card in the local language and keep it on my phone just in case.
Nora F
Staff don’t seem confused by the wording, which is honestly all I’m asking for. It keeps things simple and direct.
Leah B
It’s perfect for where the product is right now: a quick way to make a few allergy cards and save or print them.
Tomás G
I used a Spanish card in a small café in Mexico City. The waiter showed it to the kitchen and came back with clear answers.
Rachel M
As a parent, I like having a simple card for my kid’s school events. It’s not fancy, but it gets the point across.
Omar H
I appreciate that I can generate a card in Arabic for my family visits. It’s one less thing to worry about when we eat out.
Grace Y
The design is clean enough that I feel comfortable showing it in nicer restaurants too, not just casual places.
Ben S
It doesn’t manage my whole allergy life, but as a quick card maker it’s already useful. I’ve used the same card on several trips.
Isabella D
I like that I can store a couple of different versions—one for nuts, one for lactose—and pull up whichever I need.
Alex J
Being able to show a clear, polite card in the local language feels respectful to staff and makes me less anxious ordering.
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