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Allergy Medical Certificate

Schools, employers, and travel providers increasingly require formal allergy documentation before making the adjustments you need. Our registered UK GPs review your allergy history online and issue a signed certificate detailing your allergens, reactions, and precautions.

Each certificate follows an individual clinical assessment by a licensed UK doctor, giving organisations a credible document they can act on with confidence.

✔ Issued by a registered UK GP following clinical assessment
✔ Suitable for schools, employers, airlines, and travel providers
✔ Most requests reviewed same day, from £39

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How It Works

01

Complete a short online questionnaire

No appointment required. Complete a short medical questionnaire and upload any supporting evidence.

02

Doctor reviews your evidence

A GMC-registered doctor reviews your submission individually. No automated approvals.
✔ Full refund if the GP cannot issue.

03

Receive your certificate

Certificates arrive most same day, all by 9AM next morning, delivered as a signed PDF direct to your inbox.

Very happy, I ordered my Medical Certificate in the early morning hours and before noon time of same day I had it on my inbox. Speedy service and they present the health condition precisely, get to the point.

Georgia K. · 2 months ago

They meet the incredibly fast turnaround stated (certificate/letter sent before 9am the following morning if the doctor feels that a letter/certificate is appropriate) which is incredibly quick and I am really grateful for the help provided!

Mark K. · 2 months ago

Very easy and quick to get my certificate. And the certificate was approved from the specific company to travel with my dog. I will use them again. Well done.

Emanouela M. · 2 months ago

Second time using this company and they are fabulous! Always great, fast, friendly service. Highly recommend!

Gemma H. · 3 months ago

This was my second time using Medical Cert, and once again the service was exceptionally quick and professional. Everything was handled efficiently, with clear communication throughout.

Hayley G. · 3 months ago

I found the service very straight forward and quick. Exactly what I needed to get my Padi medical form signed before our holiday. Thank you very much.

Trianda O. · 3 months ago

Second year running where requested Sports Certificate has been produced promptly in advised timescales.

Matthew H. · 2 months ago

Process was easy and responses were quick. I would recommend their service.

Cameron M. · 3 months ago

Fast efficient service for medical certificates. I used the not fit to fly service and was provided with a certificate the next day, the price is very reasonable and enabled a flight credit refund with my airline. Would recommend and would use again if needed.

Katharine H. · 7 months ago

A fast and efficient service. It wasn't complicated and the Fit-to-fly note was accepted by the Airport without any further questions. Thank you.

Mick W. · 6 months ago

Ideal for me, I am looking to get a certificate for some medical issues I have. So this is the perfect solution for me, uploading docs was easy and the forms very straightforward to fill in. Will definitely use them again. Many thanks.

Nicholas O. · 7 months ago

Excellent service. Easy to use and certificate issued in less than 24 hours. £39 as opposed to the £150 my GP charges. Highly recommended.

Joanna R. · 8 months ago

Quick and reasonably pain-free. Received their standard certificate as well as my requested bespoke certificate, by email, by 9am the following morning. Both completed properly, signed and stamped as required. More expensive than my GP, but infinitely quicker and easier.

Will R. · 7 months ago

One of the best experiences. It's easy to get a GP note.

Himanshu T. · 3 months ago

Excellent. My GP refuses to issue DWP MED 3 Fit Notes to students. MedicalCert were excellent and extremely helpful in providing a necessary certificate. Highly recommended.

Graham H. · 9 months ago

You were amazing, you kept me updated and replied promptly to any queries I had. I thank you from the bottom of my heart.

Anne · 5 months ago

They helped me, they were very professional and nice.

Luna B. · 4 months ago

Very pleased. Quick service with very professional letter provided.

Ann C. · 7 months ago

Great service, pretty straight forward and easy to use the website.

Alexandru P. · 6 months ago

I was recommended Medical Cert by a friend and was so impressed with the service received. I would recommend using a laptop rather than a phone. Overall a fantastic and fast service.

Sarah · 5 months ago
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An allergy medical certificate is a doctor-signed document confirming a diagnosed allergy, its severity, and the adjustments or exemptions required as a result. Used for school and university settings, workplace reasonable adjustments, travel, medical exemption requests, and formal allergy management plans, it provides credible clinical documentation of a condition that may be invisible to others but carries significant health implications. This guide explains when an allergy certificate is needed and how to obtain one online, subject to clinical review.

Allergy-related documentation is increasingly requested across a range of settings — from schools requesting written confirmation of a child’s nut allergy, to employers seeking medical evidence to support workspace modifications, to airlines and travel operators requiring documentation for the carriage of epinephrine autoinjectors. A private certificate from a GMC-registered doctor meets the standard expected by most organisations.


When Is an Allergy Medical Certificate Needed?

Education

Schools & Universities

  • Confirming a food allergy for school meal planning and kitchen protocols
  • Supporting a request for an individual healthcare plan (IHP) at school
  • University catering requests for allergen-free meal provision
  • Exam accommodations for students with allergy-induced conditions (e.g. asthma)
Workplace

Workplace Adjustments

  • Requesting a nut-free or fragrance-free workspace
  • Supporting a reasonable adjustments request for severe occupational allergy
  • Documenting latex allergy in a clinical or industrial environment
  • Evidence for an employer’s health and safety risk assessment
Travel & Other

Travel, Exemptions & Other

  • Airline or cruise documentation for severe food allergies
  • Customs documentation for carrying epinephrine (adrenaline) autoinjectors internationally
  • Supporting a medical exemption from allergen-containing medications or vaccines
  • Restaurant or food service accommodation requests

Types of Allergies Covered

Food Allergies

Food & Dietary Allergies

  • Peanut and tree nut allergies (including anaphylaxis risk)
  • Shellfish, fish, egg, milk, wheat, and soya allergies
  • Sesame, mustard, and sulphite allergies
  • Coeliac disease requiring gluten-free dietary provision
Environmental & Other

Environmental & Non-Food Allergies

  • Latex allergy — relevant in clinical, dental, and industrial settings
  • Drug allergies — penicillin, NSAIDs, and other medication classes
  • Insect venom allergy — bee or wasp sting anaphylaxis risk
  • Fragrance, chemical, and occupational allergen sensitivity

What an Allergy Medical Certificate Includes

An allergy certificate from a GMC-registered doctor, subject to clinical review, will typically confirm:

  • Your full name and date of birth
  • The specific allergy or allergies diagnosed
  • The severity of the reaction — including whether anaphylaxis is a risk
  • Any prescribed treatments — such as epinephrine autoinjectors (e.g. EpiPen) or antihistamines
  • Any specific requirements or exclusions the organisation should be aware of
  • The reviewing doctor’s GMC registration details and signature

The letter can be addressed to a specific organisation — such as a school, employer, airline, or educational institution — and written at the appropriate level of clinical detail for the audience.


How to Get an Allergy Medical Certificate Online

1

Confirm what the requesting organisation needs

Check whether the school, employer, or other organisation requires a specific form or particular information in the letter. If so, obtain the form or specification before applying.

2

Complete the online consultation form

Provide details of your allergy, diagnosed severity, current management plan, and any treatments prescribed. Upload any supporting documentation such as allergy test results, specialist letters, or prescription records for your autoinjector.

3

GMC-registered doctor review

A GMC-registered doctor reviews your submission. Where the clinical evidence supports doing so, a signed allergy certificate is issued.

4

Receive your certificate by email

Your certificate is delivered as a PDF — same day or by 9AM the following morning with the express service.


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Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need proof of allergy testing for a certificate?

Supporting evidence of your allergy — such as allergy test results, a specialist immunology letter, or prescription records for an epinephrine autoinjector — significantly strengthens the certificate application. However, where a clinical diagnosis has been made previously and evidence is available, a test may not be required. The reviewing doctor will assess whether the evidence provided is sufficient to support the certificate requested.

Can an allergy certificate be used to get a school to accommodate a food allergy?

Yes. Schools in the UK have a duty of care to pupils with allergies and are required to manage known allergy risks under health and safety legislation. A GMC-registered doctor’s letter confirming the allergy and its severity is appropriate supporting documentation for a request to implement allergen management protocols, adjust school meal provision, or develop an individual healthcare plan.

Can I get a certificate for a drug or medication allergy?

Yes. A certificate confirming a drug allergy — for example, a penicillin allergy or NSAID hypersensitivity — is relevant for medical settings, hospital admissions, and MedicAlert documentation. The reviewing doctor will need evidence such as a previous allergy diagnosis or clear history of adverse reaction to the relevant substance.

Can I get a vaccine exemption due to an allergy?

In some cases, yes. Certain allergies — particularly to vaccine components such as gelatin, egg, or specific preservatives — may constitute a contraindication to a specific vaccine. See our dedicated vaccine medical exemption certificate page for information specific to vaccine exemptions based on allergy.


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Reviewed by Dr Maria Knobel, GMC 7495073Medical Director, Nobel Medical LLC. All certificates issued subject to clinical review by a GMC-registered doctor. Issuance is not guaranteed and is at the discretion of the reviewing clinician based on the information and evidence provided.
Clinically reviewed by Dr Maria Knobel, MBBS BSc(hons) MRCGP (GMC 7495073) · Last reviewed: