Hayfever

Sound like a bloody fine device Dr D if it keeps working I will have to get one. Just been out training the Spaniel and I am doing a nasal Niagara falls waiting for an antihistamine tablet to kick in. off to google Lloyds Chemist . Derek

Try Maplin as well chaps. Pretty sure they do a similar device.

Dom

Is that the "medinose" that sells for 80 quid ?

bmc

You may find this is less effective after a week or so. The only thing (apart from an overdose of Cetirizine Hydrochloride) that I've found effective in the long term is to buy _local_ honey. Tis made from the same type of stuff that causes the reaction and conditions the body not to, well, react to it - if that makes sense.

The £80 one is yep, this one is £14.99

Lloyds have a reputation for no nonsense devices as cheaper prices. Here is the one I got.

I just came in from the garden having had a BBQ. neighbours trimming grass etc etc all over the place. I managed a good half hour before getting any symptoms. I've just popped in for another round of threapy and it's eased up within a few minutes of the three minute session. It's supposed to get better and better as you use it. Some report only using it once a day after the initial few days. It's not a complete cure but it's definately helping :-)

I origionally read up about it here after a quick google when I got in from work.....

Lee D

I've read this to. Too late now as it will only worsen the symptoms by adding instant pollen. Need to use the honey so I understand for a number of months leading up to summer.

:-(

Lee D

It won't make it worse, as it is a secondary contact and therefore not likely to act as a trigger. I'd start now - could take a couple of weeks to kick in, but by then the noselight will possibly have become marginally effective.

I now use it all year(ish) - forget sometimes, but the volume of snot acts as a rapid reminder... IMO 7 days kicks it in perfectly.

Hope nobody is eating when they read this, BTW :-)

My hayfever has been getting milder every year older i get! (a plus side to aging!)

I'm down to just a sniffle this year which only just started last sunday. (it used to kick in during early may) the boots I find that i have to switch between types of pill every year or two as they stop working, and have to make sure that once i start taking them I do it everyday for the duration of summer - if i miss a day it takes a couple of days to start working properly again.

The best stuff i ever used was some homeopathic stuff. Tasted disgusting, and was something like 40% proof, (put me off spirits for years!) but worked brilliantly for about a year and a half!. I've managed to walk through a tall, in-seed, wild meadow once without dying from hayfever and it was while on that stuff!

Surely once in-seed there is no pollen about... I don't suffer but I thought it was pollen, thus flowers that set of hayfever.