Hayfever makes your body sensitive to pollen, especially during spring and summer. When pollen enters your system, your body releases histamine to combat the allergen, triggering allergic reactions. Optrex Hayfever Eye Drops treat hay fever symptoms affecting the eyes, such as redness, watering, and itching.
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£5.55 – £10.55
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Optrex allergy eyes eye drops for hayfever contain sodium cromoglicate, an anti-allergy ingredient that blocks the release of histamine in your eyes. This action prevents hay fever symptoms such as itching, watering, redness, and swelling, offering all-day protection.
If you are struggling with the symptoms of hayfever, visit our Allergy Products & Treatments homepage for a variety of alternatives, including Avamys Nasal Spray
Before using the drops, wash your hands thoroughly and remove the cap from the bottle. Gently pull down your lower eyelid with one hand to create a small gap. With your other hand, carefully squeeze 1-2 Optrex Hayfever Eye Drops into the space between your eye and eyelid. Close your eyes to spread the drops evenly and wipe away any excess with a tissue. For optimal results, apply 1-2 drops in each eye up to four times daily.
If you are struggling with the symptoms of hayfever, visit our Allergy Products & Treatments homepage for a variety of alternatives, including Avamys Nasal Spray
Active Ingredients: 1ml of eye drops contains 20 mg of Sodium Cromohlicate (2.0% w/v).
Also contains: benzalkonium chloride, disodium edetate, water for injections.
Explore our Allergy Products & Treatments homepage for a range of alternatives to Optrex eye drops for hayfever. From trusted options like Benadryl One-A-Day to alternative forms of hay fever relief such as Avamys Nasal Spray and Optrex Eye Drops, we offer diverse solutions to address all hay fever symptoms. Discover the right fit for your needs and experience effective relief today.
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