Lloyds Pharmacy Hayfever/Allergy Reliever

I have suffered from hay fever since I was 12 and it's horrible. The symptoms I get are itchy eyes, streaming nose, sneezing at the worst in the summer it can be 6 sneezes in a row. After I've had these symptoms for a few days it gets worse I get tired because I can't sleep at night and my throat starts to get sore. Its rotten I just want the summer to end and the rain to come. It really spoils some of the summer for me. I have always had medicine from the doctors which I have to start in April so that it builds up and is ready for the bad months usually the end of May until the end of July. I even get a steroid nasal spray to boost the tablets and they work ...  Read the complete review

I bought the Allergy Reliever and the Air Purifier for the combined price of 21.98 at Lloyds Pharmacy - it seems to be on permanent special offer. I must say I was extremely sceptical about the idea that sticking a lighted probe up your nose a few times a day could help with hayfever. However, my antihistamines weren't working too well, and they were drying my eyes out (which is a problem as I wear contact lenses) so I was prepared to give it a try. I noticed a difference straight away! The first time I used it in the evening, I had a better night's sleep than I'd had in ages, and woke up without a stuffy nose. I used it about four times a day for ...  Read the complete review

As I am 11 weeks pregnant I am not allowed to take any drugs of any kind - so sods law the pollen season has decided to hit with a vengeance this year. Unfortunately am suffering from really bad "morning??? sickness" and of course having a runny nose, sneezing and streaming eyes in between being violently ill every time I try to eat something is really miserable. My husband came home with the Lloyds Pharmacy Hay Fever Reliever and Ioniser - two devices which are meant to aid hay fever symptoms. The Hay Fever Reliever is normally £29.99 but is more or less on permenant 50% off promotion. The Ioniser is £13.99 but if you buy with the Hay Fever Reliever ...  Read the complete review

I bought the Lloyds pharmacy allergy/hay fever reliever and ioniser together, but have reviewed them separately. I have been using antihistamines, a nasal spray and eye drops but I'm still getting hayfever symptoms, a runny nose, itchy eyes and nose, sneezing. I went to Lloyds chemist to pick up more eye drops and saw their 'Prevent hay fever from ruining your summer' promotion. They are offering a Lloydspharmacy Hayfever Reliever for £14.99 reduced from £29.99 and Ionising Air Purifier £13.99 down from £27.99. They are reduced even further to £21.99 if you buy both (buy one get second one half price), and the 9V battery for the hay ...  Read the complete review

I have suffered with hay fever from an early age - and I do get it quite bad (worse than some). I tend to get it early on, and then again later in the season. I feel it's the tree pollen that really gets me going! Anyway, I don't take any tablets - don't like the idea of taking antihistamines (for reasons I won't go into here). So, I got the Allergy Reliever when it was on offer for £14.99 - for that price it's worth a shot to end the suffering! It looks like an old MP3 player, really small - fits in your pocket ~ with two red lights you stick-up you nose. I read somewhere the red light stimulates something - making you less sensetive to ...  Read the complete review