[Closed] Contact lens wearers and hayfever

I didn't think that there were any eye drops you could use with soft contact lenses. Certainly the sodium cromoglicate ones can't be used (at least that's the advice). Glasses or tablets would be your best bet I think.

tablets are doing **** all tbh

Specsavers used to do one which could be used with lenses in.
clear something or other...

I use the monthly 24/7 lenses too.
Specsavers (who I have my contact lens contract with) sold me some "Blink" drops. They seem to work well, combined with Loratidine tablets.

I always suffered really badly with Hayfever. I would wear glasses during the hayfever months, as contact lens would be agony.
However, I have discovered a few diet changes makes a huge difference to how badly I suffer so during the bad months I just eat a particular way. I don't even take any medication for it now.

can you tell me more??

I could but I would probably become the object of a million jokes on here. But basically I become vegan for the summer months.

robjackson@hotmail.co.uk - send me a mail please

The SIL has had contacts implanted into her eyes allegedly they are pretty good. Kind of expensive though

shit

shit

I'm a hayfever suffering contact lens wearer but a combination of Cetirizine tablets and nasal spray has pretty much meant no issues any more.

You want the nasal spray with Fluticasone Propionate in - branded as Pirinase I think but you can get unbranded generic versions. Either go to the docs for a prescription or buy some over the counter at a chemist.

I used Beconase spray before which was OK but this stuff is awesome.

robjackson one diet tip to help with bad hayfever eat LOCALLY produced honey

that does **** all

Contacts and hayfever. On loratadine daily. When its really bad I supplement this by eating raw white onion and that sees me through.