Allergy Awareness Mugs

STOP! My kid is allergic to all nuts. Great peanut allergy alert for your child at camp or school to serve as a reminder in the cafeteria to keep them away from peanuts and other tree nuts. Food allergies awareness. Image by Graphics Factory.

A symbolic figure that is blowing its nose with an educational text and symbols that show to the outside world that you do not have an infectious disease, but that you suffer from allergies.

-If you or member of your family have food allergy and want people to be aware about it so this is perfect design for every person who wants to prevent any harm from certain food and inform people about it. Mama Bear is a symbol of Food Allergy Awareness on this cute design. Great gift for those who have any allergies for food and want to prevent it. -If you are suffering from any sort of food allergy wear this attractive design for church potlucks, school events, picnics or anywhere that food might be served or that might provide the opportunity to educate and inform

Peanut allergy alert awareness for someone who is allergic to nuts. Features a peanut holding a red stop sign.

If your kid is allergic to cats but at the same time loves them so this t shirt is the perfect gift for any child with allergy who can have his own kitty without any problem! This cute funny shirt is good way to let people know about your kid allergy. This colorful cute cat's allergy awareness shirt is a good way to keep your beloved child safe in every day life. your children can wear this tee on day-to-day basis and let people know that they have allergy to cats. Good for the kids who love them.

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When the others enjoy spring, allegry man just have a stuffy nose and other allergy simptoms. But some humor helps.

Wear This Cute Teal Rainbow Food Allergy Awareness in May and help raise awareness about Food Allergy, Show support to Food Allergies people

This asthmatic ghost needs a top up of his emergency inhaler. Keep safe out there and your asthma well controlled!

Are you a gluten free unicorn?

When the others enjoy spring, allegry man just have a stuffy nose and other allergy simptoms. But some humor helps.

Gnome One Fights Alone Asthma and Allergy Awareness Warrior

Allergy red warning sign.

It's Halloween night! Be sure to grab your candy bucket to carry all of your delicious treats!

Many people have seafood allergy. And it is truly heartbreaking, as they can't fully enjoy all the tasty seafood. But we have to have humour, we have to be able to laugh as to not go crazy! Enjoy this funny design made by Kyradem!

Asthma Allergy Awareness month Light Blue Ribbon

For when you're very fashionable but also very congested. (This design is also available in white!)

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Ensure your little princess stays safe and stylish with the 'This Princess Has Peanut Allergy' tee. Ideal for school, summer camps, and everyday adventures, this charming design raises awareness and prioritizes your child's well-being

Pollen Allergic But The Body's Thicc Allergy Bear

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Gluten Free written in between two stalks of wheat. Awesome GF awareness for people with Celiac disease. No wheat, barley, rye, and some oats.

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Can't tolerate gluten? Let everyone know with this funny gluten-free design!

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Asthma & Allergy Awareness Rainbow - gray and teal

Keep your little prince safe and stylish with the "This Prince Has Peanut Allergy" tee. Perfect for school, camps, and outings, this playful design helps spread awareness and ensures your child's safety.

Being gluten-free can you relate?