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Collection of Intolerances (12)

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fototapety, obrazy group of young people standing and looking at their cell phones
The image shows four young people standing in a line, with two men and two women. The man on the left is wearing a white t-shirt, blue jeans, and glasses, and is holding a pink phone in his hand. The woman in the middle is wearing pink and blue shorts and a pink baseball cap. She is smiling and looking at the phone. The two men on the right are wearing white t - shirts and blue jeans. The third man is sitting on the ground with his arms crossed and is looking at his phone. All four people appear to be happy and relaxed.
Man with itchy, inflamed skin rash on arm and face, showing discomfort and scratching.
A person showing signs of an allergic or inflammatory skin reaction, including raised, yellowish patches and intense itching.
Two cartoon characters surrounded by food icons and allergens, illustrating food allergy awareness and healthy eating.
A visual guide showing how everyday foods can trigger allergic reactions-and why balanced nutrition matters for everyone.
Illustration of a person sneezing with common allergy triggers like pollen, food, and medication surrounding them.
A visual overview of everyday allergens-from peanuts and shellfish to pollen and medications-that can trigger allergic reactions in sensitive individuals.
Orange pill bottle with apple icon and a white tablet beside it, symbolizing natural or fruit-flavored supplements.
A vibrant orange supplement bottle featuring an apple icon, paired with a white tablet-suggesting a tasty, natural vitamin option.
Six circular icons representing common allergens: wheat, soy, egg, acorn (tree nuts), and two partially visible icons.
A clean, color-coded icon set highlighting major food allergens for quick identification and safety compliance.
Red prohibition sign with "NO MILK!!!" over a milk carton illustration, indicating dairy-free or lactose intolerance warning.
A universally recognizable “No Milk” warning sign-perfect for kitchens, menus, packaging, or allergy alerts.
Red prohibition symbol over a milk carton, indicating "no dairy" or "dairy-free" restriction.
This universal “no dairy” sign helps consumers quickly identify dairy-free products or environments.
Illustrated icons showing gluten and lactose-free food choices, allergen warnings, and dietary restrictions with human figures interacting.
A colorful infographic set illustrating common allergens like gluten and lactose, with symbols for avoidance, safe alternatives, and medical guidance.
A set of four signs that say no food items.
The image is a set of four illustrations that represent different types of food. Each illustration is in a red circle with a diagonal line through it, indicating that it is not allowed. In the center of the circle, there is a white bottle of milk with a red cross over it, representing a prohibition or restriction. Next to it, there are two illustrations of a peanut, a wheat spikelet, and a fried egg. The first illustration on the left shows a peanut with a pink shell, representing the peanut. The second illustration in the middle shows a wheat field with a yellow line through the middle,
A diagram of the main food intolerances of a person.
The image is a diagram that shows the main food intolerances of a person. It is divided into four sections, each representing a different type of food. The first section is labeled "Lactose", which is a type of lactose that is used to treat the spread of the spread. The second section is titled "Fructose", which means that the spread is made up of fruits and vegetables. The third section is labelled "Gluten", which represents the gluten-free food that is known for its high levels of protein. The fourth section is called "Salicylates", which suggests that it is a
most common food allergies and food intolerances in the united states
The image is an infographic that explains the most common food allergies and food intolerances in the United States. It is divided into two sections, one for allergies and one for intolerances. The allergies section is titled "Allergies" and has a list of different types of food items such as milk, egg, peanut, tree nuts, dairy, grains/gluten, fish, shellfish, soy, wheat, beans, and cabbage. Each item is represented by a blue line icon. The background of the image is white, and the text is in black.