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Kick-off the New Year with some great allergy gear; be that clothing, wristbands, auto-injector pouches or other allergy alert accessories. Our children and their families are the strongest advocates for developing greater allergy and anaphylaxis awareness in our neighbourhoods and communities. To help assist in this communication, Blue Bear Aware designs t-shirts that have fun, fashionable and trendy graphics so children feel confident and cool wearing them. We don't think a literal stop sign or a piece of masking tape stuck on a child's back listing their allergies makes them feel good about themselves.

Today until January 24th, 2013 receive 40% off your purchase of allergy gear by placing the code happynewyear in the coupon box at the check-out page.*
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*This promotion cannot be applied to previous orders or used with another promotion.This is a Blue Bear Aware credit and is not redeemable for cash. Sale items are not applicable to sale. Offer valid till January 24th, 2012 or while quantities last.

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