Halloween: Allergy-Safe

Like all the invisible ingredients in a deviled egg, inexpensive makeup can contain ghostly allergens. Test the products in a small area of skin days before to avoid unpleasant surprises or [...]

Back to School A,B,C’s

Vacation is pretty much over for kids and parents alike as “back to school” day approaches. School supplies, uniforms, and after-school activity enrollments are now at the top of most “to do [...]

Registered Mark (R)

The USPTO (United States Patent & Trademark Office) has published our logo in the “Official Gazette Publication Confirmation”. In other words, effective March 6, 2012 another terrific [...]

Nurses Rock!

The skinny on Nurse’s Week and The Florence Nightingale Oath… Where did it all start? “The Florence Nightingale Oath” is a modified “Hippocratic Oath” and was composed in 1893 [...]

Soy What?

Soy is a legume (like peanut and lentils) however it is also an allergen; one of the eight foods that trigger 90% of all food allergy reactions. Soy protein isolate* can be found in protein bars, [...]

National Peanut Month

In honor of National Peanut Month, we decided to forget for a moment about the peanut’s allergic attributes and celebrate it through the life and discoveries of George Washington Carver. [...]

Pollen 101

March is the apex of tree pollinating time in South Florida. Believe it or not, the first trees in South Florida start pollinating in December while other varieties don’t until April or May. We [...]