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Summer Allergies: Our Top Allergy Products for Ragweed Season
Allergy season peaks in the spring, but ragweed's peak comes later, from August to September. It's the most common cause of seasonal allergies, most often seen in outbreaks of allergic rhinitis known as hay fever. You might already have the symptoms to show that it's in the air!
Luckily, at Mountainside Medical Equipment we like to make sure our customers are stocked up and prepared to tackle even the worst case of hay fever. From itchy, watery eyes to a runny nose, we have all your symptoms covered that you can fight back against allergies this season.
Allergy Relief
During the spring season sometimes just going outside for a walk can be a struggle. You want to enjoy the sun and fresh air that you have been waiting all winter for but the frustration of allergies could leave you feeling defeated.
Loratadine Non-Drowsy Allergy Medicine
Loratadine gives 24-hour relief from the symptoms of seasonal allergies without the drowsy side effect. This antihistamine is also unlike others because it's recommended for both adults and children 6 and up which makes it a great option for the whole family.
Diphenhydramine Pain Relief Spray
When you're outdoors in the warm weather, there are any number of irritations that your skin could endure: poison ivy, poison oak, insect bites and more. That's when you reach for an antihistamine in a topical spray. Diphenhydramine Pain Relief Spray provides immediate, temporary relief to the discomfort caused by insect bites and poison plants, and will help prevent infections when used on an open wound. Make sure you have it whenever you're enjoying the spring weather!
Eye Relief
Now it's time to address those irritated, watery, itchy eyes. Even though Loratadine can help with this side effect of hay fever and allergies, here are some products specifically for the itchy eye sufferer.
Eyesaline Eye Wash
Eye wash provides comfort to irritated eyes that will get you through the day. These eye drops will alleviate redness, irritation and discomfort while lubricating dry eyes. When your eyes need maximum relief, these lubricating eye drops will moisturize while relieving itchiness and redness.
Tip for for those who wear contacts: Be sure to use daily disposable contacts or take into consideration wearing eyeglasses during allergy seasons. Contacts are great at attracting allergens and leading to a build up of them. If you have a regular contacts that you wear daily, be sure to clean them regularly with a preservative-free solution.
Decongestants
Decongestants work at eliminating symptoms of irritated eyes as well. Decongestants help bring down the swelling in swollen nasal passages and also shrink blood vessels on the white of the eye, reducing redness.
Zyrtec 24-Hour Allergy Relief
Antihistamines like Zyrtec work by blocking histamines, chemicals that the body releases to fight allergens. This allergic response, however, can be uncomfortable -- it's what leads to all the familiar signs of allergies, such as stuffy nose and red, irritated eyes. Blocking histamines helps reduce the discomfort of the body's allergic immune response.
Ibuprofen Pain Reliever
Non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) like ibuprofen reduce inflammation and are also beneficial for relieving puffy irritated eyes, as well as alleviating headaches.
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