Cart 0

Hayfever

Every spring the same drama: sneezing, itchy eyes and you feel tired all the time? We test all hay fever triggers with just one test. This makes spring fun again!

7DROPS allergy test details
Hayfever Triggers

We test them all

The 7DROPS allergy test covers 58 different pollens from grasses, trees and weeds and finds any hay fever triggers!

Tree pollen

Acacia, Birch, Beech, Date Palm, Alder, Ash, Tree of God, Hazel, Japanese Cedar, Mulberry, Olive, Paper Mulberry, Poplar, Plane Tree, Elm, Walnut, Cedar, Cypress

 

Grass pollen

Bahia grass, Dogtooth grass, Timothy grass, Rye, Reed, Pasture grass

 

Weed pollen

Amaranth, Mugwort, Stinging Nettle, Glasswort, Hemp, Hemp (CBD), Saltweed, Ribwort, Ragwort, White Goosefoot

Hayfever symptoms

  • Sneezing
  • Itching of the nose, eyes, and palate
  • Runny or stuffy nose
  • Watery, itchy, red, swollen eyes (conjunctivitis)
  • Ear infections
  • Eczema
  • Allergic asthma
Image

HAYFEVER STATISTICS

Pollen allergy (also known as allergic rhinitis or hay fever) is one of the most common forms of allergy in Europe. About 30 percent of adults and up to 27 percent of children are affected. Typical symptoms of hay fever include stuffy and congested noses, sneezing fits, conjunctivitis, ear infections and allergic asthma. Hay fever is a regionally varying disease that is strongly influenced by various environmental factors, especially local flora, weather, climate and air pollution.

FREQUENT TRIGGERS

So what causes hay fever symptoms in Europe? It depends on the time of year. In spring, tree pollens are the most common allergen sources that trigger hay fever in Europe – for example, alder, ash, aspen, beech and birch. In autumn, pollen from weeds such as mugwort are in high season.

 

Image

CHECK THE POLLEN FORECAST

Pollen calendars can be a useful tool for allergy sufferers as they predict the amount of pollen and the intensity of active allergens for each day. Based on the forecast, you can plan your outdoor activities accordingly during the pollen season.

GET A GRIP ON ANNOYING SYMPTOMS

For allergy patients, it is not possible to completely avoid contact with all pollen. Symptoms are usually treated with allergy medications such as antihistamines and nasal corticosteroid sprays. For some patients, allergen immunotherapy (AIT) is a possible long-term treatment that can prevent symptoms or at least reduce their severity. To find the best approach for your situation, we recommend that you discuss the results of your 7DROPS allergy test with an allergy specialist to find therapeutic measures tailored to your allergy triggers and symptoms.

Our products

The best test for you

product

Allergy test

  • Original price was: £ 345.Current price is: £ 299.
  • 295 ALLERGIES
  • -
  • At-home allergy test
  • IgE based
  • Blood collection through finger prick
  • Recommended by doctors
Learn more
product
TOP DEAL!

Allergy and food intolerance test

  • Original price was: £ 499.Current price is: £ 345.
  • 295 ALLERGIES
  • 286 FOOD INTOLERANCES
  • At-home allergy & food intolerance test
  • IgE + IgG based
  • Blood collection through finger prick
  • Recommended by doctors
Learn more
product

Allergy test

  • Original price was: £ 345.Current price is: £ 299.
  • 295 ALLERGIES
  • -
  • At-home allergy test
  • IgE based
  • Blood collection through finger prick
  • Recommended by doctors
Learn more
product
TOP DEAL!

Allergy and food intolerance test

  • Original price was: £ 499.Current price is: £ 345.
  • 295 ALLERGIES
  • 286 FOOD INTOLERANCES
  • At-home allergy & food intolerance test
  • IgE + IgG based
  • Blood collection through finger prick
  • Recommended by doctors
Learn more