Do Not Let Hayfever Take The Spring Out Of Your Step

But just as the sun comes out, so does the pollen and you’re stuck indoors again sneezing and sniffling and feeling miserable. But a handy little balm called HayMax can help put the spring back in your step...

March and April mark the peak of the tree pollen season. Some 25% of hayfever sufferers are estimated to suffer from an allergy to tree pollen. Common advice is to stay indoors in the morning and evening to avoid the highest of the pollen levels – but this is just the time you need or want to be out and about. Another way to stop breathing in as much pollen is to use a pollen barrier balm. This works by trapping pollen in the nostrils before it gets in the body. Less pollen in means less or no reaction.

HayMax organic drug-free pollen barrier balms are proven to trap pollen before it gets in the body. They also work for dust and pet allergens. In July 2014, results of a survey by Allergy UK showed that almost eight out of ten respondents said that the balm helped some or all of their hayfever symptoms [1]. And Independent research on HayMax by The National Pollen and Aerobiology Research Unit (NPARU) concluded that HayMax trapped one third more pollen grains than an uncoated nostril, and that it also trapped dust and pet allergens [2].

Unlike many anti-histamines, HayMax has no drowsy side effects, which means that you’ll be ready to spring into action once the good weather arrives. And they’re great for when driving, for people with busy or active lifestyles and for when taking and preparing for exams.

As they’re drug-free, they are also suitable for children and pregnant and breast-feeding women.

HayMax drug-free allergen barrier balms are available from Holland & Barrett; selected Morrisons, Waitrose and Boots; independent chemists, pharmacists and health stores; on 01525 406600 and from haymax.biz. They retail at £6.99 per pot.