Which hayfever remedy is best?
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Take the test now!Spring is officially here bringing with it a sense of new beginnings! But for some it also heralds the onset of symptoms such as itchy eyes and stuffed-up noses in the approach to the hayfever season! With tree pollen tending to affect people in spring, it’s time to get pollen on the radar and help hayfever sufferers gain some idea as to when their symptoms are likely to be at their worst.
When we get a gloriously unexpected day of sunshine after several days of gloom and showers, most of us can’t help smiling and feeling happy.
Not so for those with hayfever however! Pollen levels are very much dependent on the weather.
A week of dull rainy weather followed by a few days of warm sunshine can drive pollen levels sky high – so knowing when and where the pollen count is very high is a good way of being prepared and minimising the misery.
If you suffer from hayfever then make sure you arm yourself with a way to keep track of the pollen count in your area. This will help you stay one step ahead of pollen and get the most out of nature without the worry of itchy eyes, wheezes or sneezes.
Visit our A.Vogel Pollen Count page, where you'll find a 5-day forecasts, showing the pollen count across the UK and in your local area.
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Looking for relief of red and itchy eyes due to hayfever?
A.Vogel Pollinosan Hayfever Eye Drops contain hyaluronic acid (from vegetable source) and can be used for quick relief of red and itchy eyes due to hayfever. Suitable for contact lense users.
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Take our quick 4 question test to find out which hayfever remedy is best for you
Take the test now!Stay up to date with the latest pollen information by finding your local pollen forecast from over 30,000 locations across the UK.
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