1. Who should not use Pollinosan tablets? Are there any contraindications?

Pollinosan should not be used by people who are sensitive or allergic to any of the ingredients in the product, including those with lactose or milk allergies.

2. Is Pollinosan just for the relief of hayfever?

Apart from treating the symptoms of hayfever, you may also use Pollinosan to relieve the symptoms of allergic rhinitis (allergies to dust, animal fur etc). Symptoms of hayfever and allergic rhinitis are similar and include sneezing, watery eyes, runny or blocked noses.

3. How long can I take Pollinosan tablets for?

You may take Pollinosan tablets for as long as you need to. However, if symptoms worsen, or persist for more than 7 days, consult your doctor or other qualified healthcare professional.

4. How long do I have to take it before it starts to work?

This varies from individual to individual. Start taking Pollinosan tablets as directed and judge your response for yourself. If you feel no improvement within the first 7 days or if symptoms worsen whilst using Pollinosan tablets, see a doctor or other qualified healthcare professional.

5. As this is a homeopathic medicine, does it make things worse initially?

This type of reaction has been described when using homeopathic medicines and is part of the homeopathic ‘tradition’. The potential for individual reactions to medicines varies from person to person and, like all medicines, homeopathic or otherwise, Pollinosan tablets may cause minor side effects such as digestive upset or a rash but it is important to note that not everyone will experience them. If side effects do occur and you are worried, see a doctor or other qualified healthcare professional.

6. Can I use both the nasal spray and the tablets?

Yes, you may use both Pollinosan tablets and Pollinosan Nasal Spray together.

7. Can I take Pollinosan tablets whilst pregnant or breastfeeding?

Pollinosan tablets can only be used during pregnancy or breastfeeding whilst under the guidance of a doctor.