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Allergy Solutions
Welcome
If you are visiting the Allergy Store chances are you or someone in your family is looking for relief from allergies.
For over 30 years, the Allergy Store has been helping clients across the U.S. and around the world find non drug relief to their problems with allergies, eczema and asthma.
Our goal is simple, provide you and your family the best possible information and allergy control products that can help you find relief and improve the quality of your life.
Save Up to 60% On Baby Bedding
Babies are happy when they are comfortable and dry. We all know that babies spend much of their time sleeping, so it’s imperative to have quality crib mattress covers and mattress pads.
We have you covered (and their bedding) with our selection of mattress covers and waterproof pads.
Let customers speak for us
Our sweet daughter fell asleep with an uncapped marker in her bed and while the addition of purple to her comforter and sheets is quite striking, we were grateful that her mattress pad was on! It saved our mattress completely!! Thank you Bargoose, we will be purchasing again 😊
Thank you for stopping by The Allergy Store
We know first hand what it is like to live with allergies every day and what it takes to find relief because we have them and we would like to help you.
We believe the Allergy Store carries the best and most effective allergy and asthma control products available.
We know they are effective and that they will help you because we have been using them in our home and office for years. We only carry products we use.
Wishing you the best of health!
Blog posts
Can You Be Allergic to Mosquitoes Bites
We all read about the West Nile Virus breakout in Texas in 2012, 1,868 cases reported, and 510 cases of neuroinvasive West Nile, considered the most serious form of the illness, were recorded. Thankfully, the majority of people who are bitten never get sick.
5 Tips for Traveling if You Have Allergies
Can You Be Allergic To the Sun?
Can you be allergic to the sun? It is not an uncommon question. Usually people ask this in the Spring but we also hear it into the beginning of Summer. A few hours after exposure to the sun, the skin can start to itch.