Get Reimbursed for Ready, Set, Food!

Ready, Set, Food! can now be purchased with your Flexible Spending Account (FSA) or Health Savings Account (HSA) card. Early allergen introduction has never been easier!

Organic. More Protein.

No Mess. Always Safe.

Mix in with food.

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Here’s how to get reimbursed with your FSA / HSA card

If you don't have a FSA or HSA Card:

1. First, double check your FSA or HSA card balance.

2. Purchase a Ready, Set, Food! plan using your FSA or HSA card in place of using your normal credit or debit card.

What is Ready, Set, Food!?

1. Purchase a Ready, Set, Food! plan using your normal credit or debit card.

2. Request reimbursement on FSAFeds.com or through the FSAFeds app. You can use the receipt provided with your shipping confirmation email or email support@readysetfood.comfor a copy of your receipt.

How does the system work?

Start as early as 4 months of age

Stage 1 box

Stage 1

Introduce

Top 3 Allergens
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Stage 1 box mobile view

INTRODUCE

top 3 allergens

first 30 days of system

Introduce peanut, egg and cow’s milk, one at a time

Mixes easily in bottle (breastmilk or formula) or food

Start as early as 4 months of age

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Stage 2 box

Stage 2

Maintain

Top 3 Allergens
Stage 2 box
Stage 2 box

MAINTAIN

top 3 allergens

NEXT 5 MONTH OF SYSTEM

Maintain daily exposure to peanut, egg, and cow’s milk for at least 5 months
Mixes easily in bottle (breastmilk or formula) or food

Start as early as 4 months of age

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Stage 3 box

Stage 3

Grow

Top 9 Allergens
Stage 3 box
Stage 3 box

GROW

top 9 allergens

6 months (min) 18 months of system

Expand exposure to 9 top allergens for 6 months (min.) up to 18 months

Mixes easily into cereal, yogurt, pureed food, etc.

Start when baby is consistently eating solids

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Complete System

Keep Growing

Complete System
Stages 1,2 and 3 boxes
Stages 1,2 and 3 boxes

KEEP GROWING

top 9 allergens

over a 12 month plan

Introduce babies to 9 top allergens safely over a 12 month plan

Mixes easily into cereal, yogurt, pureed food, etc.

Start when baby is consistently eating solids

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SAFE & EASY

Babies can be messy.

So we’ve made it as

easy as 1-2-3.

Step 1

Tear open packet

Step 2

Mix into food

Step 3

Feed your baby

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From The AAAAI & USDA Guidelines Report

What is the evidence supporting the introduction of potentially allergenic foods (like peanut and egg) and the development of food allergies?

Recommendations:

  • Start feeding highly allergenic foods, like peanut and egg, at 4-6 months of age
  • Do not deliberately delay the introduction of other potentially allergenic foods, like cow’s milk, soy, and wheat
  • Once allergenic foods are introduced, regular feeding should be maintained

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What Health Care Providers Are Saying About Ready. Set. Food!

“I recommend early and sustained allergen introduction for all babies starting at 4-6 months of age, based on the current guidelines.” Jonathan Spergel, M.D. Board-certified Allergist, Head of Allergy at Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia
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“Babies should use Ready. Set. Food! for at least 6 months or until they are eating allergenic foods regularly.” Katie Marks-Cogan, M.D. Board-certified Allergist, co-Founder and Chief Allergist at Ready. Set. Food!
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“Using Ready. Set. Food! with my son was a much simpler and effective way to feed allergenic foods on a consistent basis.” Erika Collins Cravanas, MD Board-Certified Pediatrician
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“I recommend Ready. Set. Food! for my patients because it’s the easiest and safest way for parents to begin early allergen introduction.” Jessica Hochman, MD Board-Certified Pediatrician
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“All babies should start early and sustained allergen introduction at 4-6 months” Gary Rachelefsky, MD Board-certified Allergist, Former President of the American Academy of Allergy, Asthma, and Immunology (AAAAI)
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“I strongly recommend early allergen introduction to every parent, starting when their baby is 4 months of age.” Andy Matthew, MD Board-certified Pediatrician, Past Chair of Pediatrics at Los Robles Hospital
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Katie Marks-Cogan, M.D. Board-certified Allergist, co-Founder and Chief Allergist at Ready. Set. Food!
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Erika Collins Cravanas, MD Board-Certified Pediatrician
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Jessica Hochman, MD Board-Certified Pediatrician
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Gary Rachelefsky, MD Board-certified Allergist, Former President of the American Academy of Allergy, Asthma, and Immunology (AAAAI)
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Andy Matthew, MD Board-certified Pediatrician, Past Chair of Pediatrics at Los Robles Hospital
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Jonathan Spergel, M.D. Board-certified Allergist, Head of Allergy at Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia