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For me those help recovery, but don't help my direct exposure at all. Using a gel type eyedrop and letting that dry can kinda help because it will physically oc
by Modified3019 3y ago
For me those help recovery, but don't help my direct exposure at all. Using a gel type eyedrop and letting that dry can kinda help because it will physically occlude the pollen to an extent.
That said, for people who aren't dumb enough to choose the worst possible matchup between their job and health conditions, those eyedrops should typically help. Alcaftadine (Lastacaft) is another one that recently became available without a prescription.
- amluto 3y agoIf you are willing to use it consistently, cromolyn is an old drug that may be effective pre-exposure. As I understand it, it’s essentially useless post-exposure. I’ve been told that it’s safe to stack it with antihistamines. The ophthalmic form requires a prescription, for some reason.