Home-cooked meals can be delicious, and you get to control the ingredients. But variety is the spice of life, and a food allergy shouldn’t reduce your enjoyment of restaurant dining. Keep these tips in mind when dining out.

New places bring new unknowns. Whether you’re getting there by plane, train or automobile, do your best to prepare for any allergy-related surprises that may arise during your travels.

Get a lot of kids together in one place, and who knows what could happen? Which is why, when it comes to anaphylaxis, teachers, counselors, nurses and parents need to be on the same page and have a severe allergic action plan in place. Start here.

Are you prepared with a back to school plan? Use this guide to help you put one in place that includes EpiPen^® Auto-Injectors, the brand more school nurses have been trained on and taught to administer.*

Get into the holiday spirit with these tips and ideas — like offering a candy swap on Halloween. Or learn how to read the food label on that Thanksgiving pie. Or get tips on classroom parties for children with life-threatening allergies. All these and more in our holiday guide.

Pools, parks, beaches and barbeques. Summer is about fun, and we encourage you to have some as long as you do everything you can to avoid your potentially life-threatening allergens. So, keep cool with these summertime tips.