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Ever wonder why you didn't react the first time you met a pet, but now you can't stop sneezing? It’s called Priming. Discover the science of how your immune system "arms" itself during a first encounter.

Now I know that many of you are in areas where there is still snow on the ground and a chill in the air.  That doesn’t mean that you can’t start your Spring cleaning.

Tired of seasonal allergies? Learn how to allergy-proof your home from dust mites, pet dander, and pollen with our comprehensive 16-step guide to a sneeze-free life.

Living with pets can be challenging for allergy sufferers, but many households manage pet allergens successfully with thoughtful cleaning and home practices. We have.

We get emails and calls very often from people that need dust mite cover washing instructions.  Our dust mite covers don’t require frequent washing.  It is easy to forget what to do when you don’t do it very often.  

Your bedroom should be the safest room in the house for allergy relief. Learn simple ways to reduce dust mites, pet dander, and other allergens for a cleaner, more comfortable place to sleep.

Dust mites are invisible, they live in your bed, and they make millions of people genuinely miserable every night. Understanding what they actually are and what they actually do is the first step toward doing something about them.

Since we spend about a third of our lives in bed, the air we breathe while we sleep really matters. If you're waking up with a stuffy nose or itchy eyes, your sanctuary might actually be an allergen trap.

Staying warm on a cold winter night is tough. When it comes to winter bedding, blankets and comforters, the options can be bewildering.  Here’s your primer on winter bedding materials including silk, wool, down and down alternative. 

Your home should be a sanctuary, but for many, it’s a minefield of invisible triggers. From dust mites to pet dander, we’re breaking down the usual suspects and how to take your air quality back.

Your immune system is a master of identification, but sometimes it makes a costly mistake. Discover the biological "passport" system your body uses to distinguish your own cells from foreign invaders, and learn why allergies are actually a case of mistaken identity.