Travel Tips From Dr. Clifford Bassett
- Work with a travel agent to identify allergy-friendly hotels, airlines and restaurants
- Pick accommodations that will offer you and your family control over food options and preparation
- Research your destination and make sure to know the best way to get emergency help
- Pack your Epipen (epinephrine) Auto-Injectors in original packaging, along with a copy of your anaphylaxis action plan and note from your doctor, in your carry-on bag
- In advance and during your trip, communicate clearly with airline, hotel and restaurant staff about your or your child’s food allergies