Please maintain your latex free policy for the safety of your customers and employees.
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Donandrea
10 years ago
A balloon free option is not enough. Balloons in the packaging process could still cause life threatening reactions.
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Megan
11 years ago
My mom is allergic to latex and she is one of my biggest customers.
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Cathy Ward
11 years ago
Please get rid of the latex balloons & allow your latex allergic customers to "celebrate". If not you must remover the "latex-free" label from all packaging and you will lose all your latex allergic customers. I have a life threatening latex allergy & the consequences of your decision to include latex balloons in any of your products could cause me a life threatening allergic reaction.
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Anonymous
11 years ago
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I suffer from severe airborne latex allergies. I cannot trust this product if they will have balloons *anywhere* in their packaging process. It's not worth the ER trip. I also feel its false advertising to claim 'latex free' if they will be providing balloons in any context. I hope jamberry pulls this marketing nightmare out before it goes live.
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Jennifer Powell
11 years ago
As someone with an allergy to latex, I ask you to reconsider the change to latex balloons.
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Carolyn Mirek
11 years ago
No balloons! So t have them in your facility or the may contaminate my favorite jamberries! I have a life threatening latex allergy.
Thanks!
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Jenna Greig
11 years ago
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As a Jamberry employee accidentally touching the package of the balloons and then touching any part of my purchase could negatively affect my health, I urge the company to reconsider their decision to include balloons in their Celebration Boxes. As one of the few confirmed "latex-free" products on the market, I am disappointed by their decision.
Please maintain your latex free policy for the safety of your customers and employees.
A balloon free option is not enough. Balloons in the packaging process could still cause life threatening reactions.
My mom is allergic to latex and she is one of my biggest customers.
Please get rid of the latex balloons & allow your latex allergic customers to "celebrate". If not you must remover the "latex-free" label from all packaging and you will lose all your latex allergic customers. I have a life threatening latex allergy & the consequences of your decision to include latex balloons in any of your products could cause me a life threatening allergic reaction.
I suffer from severe airborne latex allergies. I cannot trust this product if they will have balloons *anywhere* in their packaging process. It's not worth the ER trip. I also feel its false advertising to claim 'latex free' if they will be providing balloons in any context. I hope jamberry pulls this marketing nightmare out before it goes live.
As someone with an allergy to latex, I ask you to reconsider the change to latex balloons.
No balloons! So t have them in your facility or the may contaminate my favorite jamberries! I have a life threatening latex allergy. Thanks!
As a Jamberry employee accidentally touching the package of the balloons and then touching any part of my purchase could negatively affect my health, I urge the company to reconsider their decision to include balloons in their Celebration Boxes. As one of the few confirmed "latex-free" products on the market, I am disappointed by their decision.
Stay latex-free. No balloons!