Its lawn mowing time...

I use this. It works great.

I never had issues with allergies until I moved to Louisiana. My doc suggested mowing in mask and using safety glasses or sun glasses that cover most of the eye. Also suggested 1000mg of Vitamin C every morning. All three absolutely help. I can tell the following day when I forget my mask. I just use the cheap masks and they work even if not completely sealed to my face... its a hell of a lot better than going without.

My worst times are in the fall when chopping up leaves. Second worse time is coming up with Spring pollen.

quote:

---

Find a local bee keeper and get some honey from him, eat a tsp a day.

---

I've heard this. I need to track one down and try it this year.

Good tips AutoYes. I'll grab some Vitamin C. I've been doing zyrtec but I could use it more regularly. I'll get some cheap masks too. I'm willing to try anything.

quote:

---

I've heard this. I need to track one down and try it this year.

---

Southside produce in Denham sells a few local honeys if you are in that area.

Never cut without glasses on.
Make sure you mow where the wind doesnt blow grass dust back on you.
Keep benadryl and eye drops on you at all times

I cut baseball fields for a living and have worst allergies possible. In march/april when pollen falls, after i cut i cant open my eyes

Claritin is available OTC

Allegra chased with many Miller Lites does it for me!

A better solution is why in the hell are you cutting the grass in February?? Don't cut for another month or so that would help!