My hayfever is cured - No more drugs

digp

what is this thing and how does it operate? what about side effects?

Js_Other_Half

digp wrote: »

what is this thing and how does it operate? what about side effects?

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Have a look at some of the link below for more information on the branded medinose, but the Lloyds version does exactly the same thing- there are no side effects.
http://www.anhealth.co.uk/cgi-bin/product.pl?id=medi1&detailinfo=1&gclid=CLiQmPioqo0CFRWOEgodbDcy1A

badmumof1

I bought some Haymax for my ds and it is helping him a great deal

hes still on meds but im weaning him off
i know the weather hasnt been very good and so the pollen level is not so high but the real test will be when we do finally get some decent weather

globalds

Just bought one for the wife ...I'll see how it goes ..

Dumbledore55

Nearly 4 weeks and still not on medication, 2 friends and my brother have also bought one and are having the same results.

One friend has a bit of a problem as the machine makes her sneeze when she uses it, but she's perservering and between uses has no hayfever symptoms.

Sallys_Savings

Wow...I'm off first thing this morning to buy one of these.

I suffer from hay fever soooo badly I used to have weekly injections as a child until I suffered an adverse reaction (critical reaction) so had to stop taking them. No pills etc have helped so *fingers crossed* this will help.

thanks everyone for taking the time to let us all know how good this is from relieving hayfever.

mirry

Just got one of these from Lloyds today !They have leaflets/vouchers in store that you can pick up giving 10% off any electrical purchase .So using the 10 % off we only paid £13.49........... BARGAIN !

Xad

Dumbledore55 wrote: »

Nearly 4 weeks and still not on medication, 2 friends and my brother have also bought one and are having the same results.

One friend has a bit of a problem as the machine makes her sneeze when she uses it, but she's perservering and between uses has no hayfever symptoms.

I had the sneezing issue as well, but after a few uses it kind of went away. Sometimes still get the odd sneeze, but i've found breathing a little on the nostril inserts (the way you do on a mirror for example to write something on it ) in order to get some vapour on it so it's slightly wet makes it easier to slide in, and once in the vapour kind of dries out so the inserts don't slip out.

globalds

Two days in and the wife can't beleive it ..No medication and no sneezing ...Only once when she was sorting through the washing ....
seems like it works ..and the red nose keeps the kids entertained ..

evilgeenius

I getting one of these devices tomorrow. I can't wait!!

If it really works as well as people are saying then the world needs to know. All GPs should know about this!! If it's so good why isn't it on prescription??

Chris