Case 2 
A female with a past medical history of asthma, eczema, environmental allergies and GERD. She was already being followed closely by pediatric allergy for her chronic atopic diseases. She had previous allergy skin prick testing that was positive to both species of house dust mite, as well as Sugar Maple tree at the age of 9; at age 16, she tested positive to cat and dust mites. At the age of 17, when she presented to allergy clinic for follow-up, she reported an episode of lip swelling the year prior after drinking a Wild Cherry Capri Sun®. She reported that she had tolerated other flavors and eaten cherries prior to that reaction without difficulty. Her exam was notable only for edematous nasal turbinates, and a slightly erythematous oropharynx. Skin testing for cherry was negative. Skin testing for aeroallergens revealed positive skin prick testing to two mold species (Alternaria alternata andAspergillus mix). Intradermal testing was positive to birch tree, dog, mixed trees and ragweed.  Other individual pollens, mouse and cockroach tested negative. It was concluded that her reaction may have been attributable to mold contamination in the Capri Sun®.