Which hayfever remedy is best?
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Take the test now!Here in the UK it’s not often that we get the opportunity to bask in the warmth of the sun so for many the recent hot spell has been bliss. Calls of ‘where’s the deck chair?’ and ‘Pimms anyone?’ can be heard over many a garden fence.
The situation is less, well, bright, for hayfever sufferers though with the settled, humid weather contributing to very high levels of pollen. Cue sniffles, sneezing and endless watery eyes!
For this lot the situation isn’t set to improve much either as very high pollen counts are predicted until Sunday. A few wet showers should help to clear the air a little but unfortunately these aren’t due in London till Sunday.
Instead of hiding in the safety of your pollen-free bedroom during this warm spell, just follow our simple tips to getting through the hayfever season comfortably.
Our local pollen forecast is the best way to keep up-to-date with the pollen count in your area. We have pages for North London, South London, East London and Central London so it really is the most specific pollen count out there!
Plus, if you plan on travelling out of London any time soon then our local pollen forecast has over 30,000 locations in the UK! Just type in where you are going and you’ll find a five day pollen forecast for that area.
As the pollen levels soar, we’ve got you covered!
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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