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It's amazing the amount of parents we get who send kids in with hayfever symptoms and no medication. I myself suffer with hayfever and know how debilitating it can be. Even with medication (every 3 hours) i very often find my eyes swell up and the only relief i get is holding ice cubes wrapped in sandwich bags on them! imagine explaining that to a 3 year old! This is also very often our only course of action if children have hayfever we have 1 terribly forgetful parent? who never sends any in. the others normally do but only after a suggestion from us that they visit the pharmacy!
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