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Never received my digital ordered. Reached out to the company 3 times and never heard back from them.
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Sadly this is an untrue/ false review. Flagged with trustpilot
My son has a severe peanut allergy and is going on holiday abroad on his own for the first time next week. This allergy card will put everyone's mind at ease, it was easy to download and print. I have made multiple copies and laminated them, I have also sent the images out so they are on everyone's phone.
The review card is essential for traveling with an allergy. I have used the card every time before ordering food and it has saved me numerous times from consuming products exposed to nuts. The translation is very accurate and verified by native speakers
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