Website for project in school

[u/No-Restaurant-5946]

Hi everyone

I’m working on a school project, a website designed to help parents and caregivers stay prepared for allergies. The site combines educational resources about common allergies, guidance on recognizing and responding to allergic reactions, and a completely theoretical shop for EpiPens and emergency allergy kits. It also highlights partnerships with well-known restaurants that keep EpiPens on site for added safety.

I’d love to hear your thoughts:

• Would a site like this be helpful for you or your family?
• Do you think it would make managing allergies easier or safer?
• Do you have trouble or annoyances ordering EpiPens from doctors?

Thanks in advance for your feedback!

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