Spring is the worst season for allergies, according to the Canadian Society of Allergy and Clinical Immunology. Pollen from trees, grasses, and weeds is the biggest trigger, causing allergic reactions when inhaled or contacting the eyes. To reduce exposure, keep windows and doors closed and wear wraparound sunglasses outdoors. If pollen affects you, ask our pharmacists about the best allergy medications to manage symptoms while avoiding side effects like drowsiness and confusion. With the right precautions and treatment, you can enjoy spring with fewer allergy disruptions. Visit us today for expert advice on effective allergy relief.

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