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Important quite:

“According to the team's analysis, hay fever sufferers who engaged in eye washing experienced significantly milder ocular symptoms, including eye itching, tearing and total ocular symptoms. They also had overall more symptom-free days than those that did not wash their eyes and better quality of life (QoL) scores…”

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Washing eyes with American Biotics nano silver liquid helps allergies.

[Diana in Wisconsin]

Makes total sense to wash that EVIL pollen out of your eyes. I have allergies, mostly Ragweed late in the season, but they're not severe enough to require medical attention. I do go through a LOT of eye drops, though!

[LegendHasIt]

Makes sense to me. I have suffered with nearly constant ‘hay-fever type allergies’ for 20+ years. And I noticed recently that when I use a “Wet-Wipe” to wash my face, I feel an immediate and distinct improvement, albeit very temporary..

And benzalkonium chloride is the ‘Active Ingredient’ in “Wet Wipes”.

At first, I felt some trepidation in getting that stuff in my eyes, but I guess not only is it safe... it might be actually beneficial.

[RideForever]

I have been using Castor oil on outside of both eyelids, upper and lower, left and right, before bed. It’s been a few months now, and I notice a very slight improvement in my weak eye. The oil penetrates the eyelids and everything under it.