by Egg Free Life | Apr 28, 2023 | Allergy Awareness
Can Egg Allergies Develop Suddenly Developing a sudden allergy can happen.  This happens rarely in relation to the population. The reasons for a sudden reaction to eggs could be triggered by a medication or a chronic infection.  It could also be a result of a...
by Egg Free Life | Apr 27, 2023 | FDA, EMA, and Others
What is Natasha’s Law Natasha’s Law came into effect on October 1, 2021, in the UK. This law was established to make the food industry safer for people with food allergies. Basically, it states food that is freshly prepared, packaged, and displayed before being sold...
by Egg Free Life | Apr 19, 2023 | Eating Out
Some restaurants make reasonable accommodations for food allergy customers. It is not a law or a right. United States Laws are clear for people with disabilities. The United States laws don’t consider a person with allergies to be disabled.  A restaurant will...
by Egg Free Life | Apr 5, 2023 | General Info
Coloring eggs is usually a safe activity for children with egg allergies. Using good hygiene and washing your hands before and after handling eggs is always good. Touching the egg seldom poses a threat. You may want to wear gloves based on the extent of the...
by Egg Free Life | Feb 8, 2023 | FDA, EMA, and Others
FDA Recalls on Undeclared Egg Products The FDA has a website where you can query your specific allergy to find out about product recalls and if they are still outstanding. It is crucial to keep up with this if you have an extreme allergy to a food product like eggs,...
by Egg Free Life | Dec 20, 2022 | Medication Mayhem
Administering an Epi-pen injection and warnings If a person is having an anaphylaxis shock reaction and can’t administer the injection, it is important for all your family and friends to know how to administer it for you in case you can’t. Make sure they know...
by Egg Free Life | Dec 8, 2022 | Eating Out
Don’t rely on the school for an egg-free lunch. Let your child help make the lunch so they will be excited about eating it and not accept food from another child. Croissants typically do not have egg in them. Store bought croissants can have a glossy top. That...
