Food Allergy Alert Tag Clip on NFC emergency info from Safe and Snappy

Because you won't always be the person handing them their food

Who is it for?

For children with food allergies who spend time at school, clubs, childcare, friends' houses, parties, holiday camps or anywhere somebody else might be responsible for what they eat.

You know exactly what they can't eat.

You check labels. Ask questions. Explain the allergy. Check again.

But as children become more independent, there are inevitably times when someone else is looking after them.

And that's when you want the important information to be really easy to find.

The Safe & Snappy Food Allergy Tag keeps it with them.

Clip it onto their lunch box, school bag, coat, pencil case or something they already carry.

A simple smartphone tap gives teachers, carers and other adults access to the allergy information you've provided.

And if something changes, you can update it online.

No app. No subscription.

So they can go to school, parties, clubs and friends' houses and you don't have to be physically beside them to send the important information too.

Key Features of the Food Allergy Alert Tag Clip on NFC emergency info

• Instant access via NFC – tap with a smartphone
• Clip-on design – attaches to clothing, lunch boxes, bags & pencil cases
• Clear allergy messaging – "Can't Eat" list + urgent info
• No app required – works with most modern smartphones
• No subscription fees – one-time purchase
• Durable & lightweight – suitable for everyday wear and school use
• Editable information – update details anytime

What is NFC technology?

NFC stands for Near Field Communication. It's the same simple technology used for contactless payments.

When someone taps an NFC-enabled smartphone on the tag, it instantly opens a secure page showing important emergency or medical information. There's no app to download and nothing to set up on the phone - the information appears straight away.

The tag does not track location, store personal identity details, or work from a distance. It only works when a phone is held very close and tapped directly on the tag.