Hayfever Eye Drops for Itchy & Red Eyes
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About this range
Hayfever eye drops are used to help relieve eye-related allergy symptoms such as itching, redness, watering and irritation caused by pollen and other allergens.
This collection includes a range of eye drops for hayfever and allergic conjunctivitis, designed to soothe and protect the eyes when used as directed.
How to choose hayfever eye drops
- Main symptoms: itchy, red or watery eyes may benefit from targeted eye drops rather than tablets alone.
- Frequency of use: some eye drops are suitable for regular use, while others are intended for occasional relief.
- Contact lenses: check whether the eye drops are suitable for use with contact lenses.
- Age suitability: always review age guidance, especially for children.
- Combination treatment: eye drops are often used alongside tablets or nasal sprays for better overall symptom control.
Using eye drops correctly
- Wash your hands: before and after using eye drops.
- Apply carefully: avoid touching the dropper tip to the eye.
- Use as directed: follow the recommended number of drops.
- Repeat if needed: use at the intervals stated on the product label.
If irritation worsens or your eyes become painful or sensitive to light, stop use and seek medical advice.
FAQs
Do hayfever eye drops work straight away?
Some eye drops may provide quick soothing relief, while others work best when used regularly. Check the product information for guidance.
Can I use hayfever eye drops with other allergy treatments?
Yes, eye drops are commonly used alongside antihistamine tablets or nasal sprays to manage different allergy symptoms.
Are hayfever eye drops suitable for children?
Some eye drops are suitable for children, but age limits vary. Always check the label and ask your pharmacist if you are unsure.
When should I seek advice about eye symptoms?
If symptoms persist, worsen, or include pain, sensitivity to light or changes in vision, speak with your pharmacist or GP.
Looking for other allergy treatments? View all hayfever and allergy products .
