Sniffly? Itchy Eyes? Hay Fever Season Is Here!

If you’ve found yourself sneezing more than usual, rubbing your eyes, or dodging the outdoors—yep, it’s that time of year again. Hay fever season is in full swing! But don’t worry, we’ve got a little pot of magic that might just help: HayMax.

So, What Is HayMax?

HayMax is a clever little balm that’s been helping allergy sufferers for over 20 years. It’s organic, drug-free, and certified by the Soil Association (so you know it’s the good stuff). You simply apply it around your nostrils and eyes, and it acts like a barrier—trapping pollen, dust, and pet allergens before they can sneak into your body and cause chaos.

Does It Actually Work?

Short answer: yes! In an independent survey by Allergy UK, 80% of users said HayMax works. Even better? 94% said it kicks in fast—some felt relief immediately, while others noticed a difference within an hour or two. That’s pretty impressive for a balm you can pop in your pocket.

Prevention, Not Just Cure

Most allergy treatments try to tackle symptoms after they’ve started. HayMax takes a different approach—it helps stop allergens from getting into your system in the first place. Think of it like a bouncer at the door of your nose, keeping the troublemakers out.

Everyone has a “trigger level”—a point where your body says, “Nope, too much pollen!” and starts reacting. HayMax helps keep you below that level, so your body stays calm and sneeze-free.

Backed by Science

This isn’t just a feel-good story. University studies (shoutout to the National Pollen and Aerobiology Research Unit at the University of Worcester) show that HayMax traps over a third of pollen before it enters your body. It also helps with dust mites and pet dander. So whether it’s grass, trees, or your furry friend causing the sniffles, HayMax has your back.

A Few Extra Tips to Keep Allergens at Bay

Want to boost your allergy defense even more? Try these simple tricks:

• Keep windows and doors closed—especially on high pollen days.
• Vacuum regularly, especially soft furnishings and bedding.
• Wash your bedding often to get rid of lingering allergens.
• Dry clothes indoors to avoid pollen hitching a ride.
• Tie up your hair, wear a hat, and rock those wraparound sunglasses outside.
• Shower and wash your face when you come in from outdoors.
• Keep pets clean and groomed—they’re adorable, but they carry pollen too!
• Shower before bed to avoid sleeping in a cloud of allergens.