Hay Fever? Dust or Pet Allergy? HayMax Organic, Drug-Free Allergen Barriers

04/08/2025

😎 Hello August!

Peak grass pollen season is coming to an end, but we’re now in peak w**d pollen season, with pollen from plants like nettle and mugwort in the air.

While fewer people are allergic to w**d pollen, if you’re one of them, the symptoms can be just as frustrating.

💡 Don’t forget your HayMax! Apply it around the nostrils and eyes to trap pollen before it enters your body — and enjoy the rest of summer with fewer sneezes.

30/07/2025

☀️👧👦 Summer holidays should be full of fun — not sneezes!
Keep hay fever symptoms at bay with HayMax Kids – our natural barrier balm made especially for little noses.
Perfect for days out, park adventures, or family holidays!

28/07/2025

🌿 Meet the HayMax Range – Natural Relief for Every Nose! 🤧

Whether you love the scent of lavender, prefer something fragrance-free, or want the soothing touch of aloe vera – there's a HayMax for everyone.

✅ 100% natural
✅ Non-drowsy
✅ Drug-free
✅ Suitable for kids, adults & pregnant women

24/07/2025

🚜🌾 Field harvesting can boost pollen levels — here’s why!
During harvesting season, farm machinery disturbs grass and crop pollen, sending clouds of it into the air. This can trigger sudden spikes in pollen levels, especially in rural areas.

21/07/2025

If you find yourself sneezing as soon as you wake up, you’re not imagining it. Pollen levels tend to be highest in the early morning, usually between 5am and 10am. That’s when many plants release pollen into the air, and cooler overnight temperatures keep it closer to ground level. 🌾

☀️ As the day warms up, pollen rises and disperses — but mornings can be especially tough for hay fever sufferers.

💡 Top tip: Apply your HayMax balm before getting out of bed to trap pollen before it enters your nose.

17/07/2025

HayMax Aloe Vera 🧡
Not only does it trap pollen before it can cause sneezing and streaming eyes, but it’s also infused with soothing aloe vera.

✔️ Organic
✔️ Non-drowsy
✔️ Drug-free
✔️ Kind to skin AND tough on pollen

15/07/2025

Hay fever (or seasonal allergic rhinitis) is your body’s over-the-top reaction to pollen and other airborne allergens. 🌾

95% of sufferers react to grass pollen — and in the UK, hay fever is incredibly common:
- 15–20% of the population are affected
- Up to 40% of 15–25 year olds suffer from it

When pollen enters the body, it triggers your immune system to release histamines — which cause all the itching, sneezing, runny noses, watery eyes, congestion, and that generally ugh feeling. 😩
It can even lead to poor sleep, fatigue, and skin irritation. For chronic sufferers, it’s more than just a seasonal nuisance — it’s a serious quality-of-life disruptor.

Looking for natural ways to manage symptoms? We’re here to help. 🌿

14/07/2025

🌼 HayMax founder and airborne allergens expert Max Wiseberg joined Sarah Gorrell on BBC Radio Sussex & Surrey recently to talk all things hay fever — what it is, how it can develop at any age, and what you can do to manage hay fever symptoms (since there’s currently no cure!)

🎧 Listen to the full interview to hear Max’s expert tips and advice

Tune in at 1:43:48 >

Sarah discusses the big talking points of the day and celebrates life where you live.

11/07/2025

We're extremely proud that HayMax Organic Allergen Barrier Balm got a shout-out from Dr Sarah Jarvis this week on Jeremy Vine on BBC Radio 2 🙌

Listen in to hear Dr Jarvis explain hay fever symptom treatment options and in particular how to ease bloodshot eyes.

🎧 Tune in at 1:19:00 >

Jeremy discusses education plans, poisonous mushrooms, bloodshot eyes and stone stacks.

10/07/2025

Good news: pollen levels are usually lower by the sea.
Better news: HayMax fits in any beach bag. ☀️🌊

07/07/2025

😴 Struggling with hay fever at night?

While it’s nearly impossible to make your bedroom completely pollen-free, there are simple steps you can take to sleep easier:

🌿 Bath or shower before bed to rinse off pollen
👕 Change into clean clothes (and keep daytime outfits out of the bedroom!)
🛏️ Wash your bedding more often to keep things fresh

A little routine change can make a big difference when pollen's in the air! 🌼

04/07/2025

🌡️ When temperatures hit 28°C+, grasses and other plants can slow or stop pollen production — and even pause growth altogether. A small win for hay fever sufferers during the heat! 🌾😌