News from Butler & Grace - medical and personalised jewellery

Having to decide which medical bracelet is best for you is a little trickier if you’re dealing with a nickel allergy. This blog will share several recommendations for hypoallergic jewellery as well as a few strategies you can try to help protect you against the nickel in your jewellery.

Beekeeping is a rewarding hobby for all ages, with so many benefits for your taste buds … and the environment! Although, beekeepers are at a higher risk of being stung by a bee; it is a small price to pay when doing the thing they love. In this blog, we would like to share the importance of wearing a medical bracelet whilst beekeeping and how it may save your life during an emergency.  

If you are looking to buy a medical bracelet for your allergies or anaphylaxis, we have lots of options to give you peace of mind. Whether you're allergic to penicillin, cannot have NSAIDs or have a suxamethonium allergy ... we're here to help. Read the blog to find out what most people engrave on their allergy bracelet -- from complex allergies to a name or phone number.

If you have allergies, wearing a medical bracelet can help you communicate your condition to others better and may save your life during an emergency. Learn how a medical alert bracelet can help prevent unexpected exposure, help manage allergens like latex or nuts, and let others know where to find your EpiPen.

Gift-giving for a friend or relative with a medical condition doesn’t have to be stressful. Once you know their specific needs and preferences, and what you can do to help them manage their symptoms, it's much easier to find a gift that is both useful and welcomed.

Have a look at this holiday gift guide which provides you with useful gift suggestions for loved ones with different medical conditions.

From piles of chocolate eggs to sweet Easter treats without an ingredient list, Easter can be a challenge for diabetics or anyone with a food allergy. We've checked out the shops for the best Easter chocolates from the high street and small businesses. And we have some crafting and making ideas for both kids and grown ups, so your Easter will be a success for anyone with diabetes or allergies.

Serious allergies to food, medication and asthma are important to communicate in an emergency. A medical bracelet can help first responders understand why you may have trouble breathing or have suffered a collapse, and they can help get you relevant treatment quickly.

As part of Allergy Awareness Week, we wanted to highlight some key issues faced by those living with allergies.

It’s so important to actively manage your food allergy, making sure that you understand the risks and communicate with the people around you.