About food allergies. Reactions can range from mild (hives, itchy skin) to severe (throat tightness, trouble breathing, dizziness, swelling). The options below may help mild skin symptoms only. For a severe reaction, use epinephrine right away if it's been prescribed and call 911 — don't wait to see if it gets better. If you haven't been evaluated for this allergy, talk to a doctor or allergist rather than relying on OTC medicine alone.
Not medical advice. This tool is for general information only and doesn't replace guidance from a doctor or pharmacist. Symptom and age filters are curated for search and aren't part of any official label. Purpose, warning, and dosage text is fetched live from the FDA's openFDA drug label database when available, or shown from a saved reference snapshot (Aug 2026) if openFDA can't be reached. Always read the actual package label and check with a pharmacist about interactions, pregnancy, or existing conditions before starting anything new.