Allersearch ADMS Anti-Allergen Spray 32

I've always had terrible seasonal allergies but nothing like the first year after I moved to Florida. I was basically miserable for two and a half months. Runny nose, and a stuffed up nose, watery eyes, sneezing 30 to 40 times a day, I had it all. Claritin and other over the counter meds were doing nothing. To make it worse, every time my seasonal allergies act up, my pet allergies get worse too. Only problem is I have a dog and two cats. And they all want to sleep with me. ACK. I bought this last year when I was desperate and it worked really really well. I just sprayed it on the couch, chairs and beds (both mine and the pet beds). Within a day my allergies were better. The bottle says to reapply every 30 days and I'd say that is about right. In the springtime, I tend to do it every three weeks but usually once a month is enough. The ingredients list is very vague; Deionized water, non-ionic surfactants and anti-allergen extracts. Whatever the heck that means! When you first spray it, it has no odor. But after a few minutes there is a mild bleach smell and it lasts about 45 minutes. It scared me the first time I used it because I had put it all over my house. Once the bleach smell arrived, I was convinced I had just ruined all my cloth items. Luckily, I've had no bleaching issues and it hasn't damaged anything, even with repeated use. The only thing I dislike is that you are supposed to discard it after 6 months. I like a longer shelf life than that because I don't go through a whole bottle in six months. I will continue to buy this because I love how it makes my house a safe, allergy free zone.

The stuff works. My husband has mild cat allergies but we have 3, so he would feel the effects despite allergy pills. I didn’t tell him I was using this product and he was great for a few days and I randomly stopped it to see what would happen. He became congested and had itchy eyes again. I spray it every 3 days on the couch, rugs/carpet, pet areas and our bedroom. I use approximately half a bottle (full bottle a week) so I just buy the big jug. I use the laundry detergent they have with my other laundry detergent and that seems to help too, especially with the blankets and pillows. The scent isn’t anything crazy bothersome to me. The only thing that I dislike (like other reviews) is the sprayer, it just doesn’t seat the best on the bottle so I tighten it often while using. It doesn’t stop me from continuing to buy it and is a small con for the benefits.

I bought this size for the refillable bottle but the sprayer broke after two uses. Frustrating. The product seems to work. I vacuum, spray wait until it’s dry and vacuum up even more stuff. I haven’t needed an allergy pill yet and my dog’s itching has greatly decreased. He hasn’t had any allergy medicine for two days and normally he gets Benadryl twice a day.

Total life saver! I wish I found this sooner and jumped on it sooner rather than letting the negative reviews deter me. Let me just say I was SUPER hesitant to purchase this after seeing some of the reviews stating it smelled awful and like chlorine. I currently have a condition called Mast Cell Activation Syndrome, in which I am hyper sensitive and reactive to chemicals, smells, and other triggers. With the wrong smell or chemical I can lose consciousness, have tremors, have my throat close. When people where perfume or cologne I get heart palpitations, get dizzy, get double vision, and can faint and they don’t even need to be directly next to me! (Febreeze is by far the worst) So, as you can imagine reading those reviews made it a huge gamble for me. I needed this because after getting new all natural wool carpets, they were shedding a lot and something was causing rashes and making me not feel well in addition my dogs were getting extremely itchy on the carpets. Spraying all of the upholstery with an anti-allergen spray seemed like an amazing find. When the product arrived I hesitantly opened the bottle. To my surprise, ZERO SMELL! After saturating the carpets and my couch and waiting for it to dry, a slight smell started to develop. I can absolutely see why it could be confused with chlorine, but it definitely IS NOT chlorine. I believe it is the solutions reacting with allergens and destroying them and creating this slight smell in the process because the liquid itself has absolutely no scent. When your first spray it, there’s no scent. It’s only after it sits for a while and starts to dry. Once dry I vacuumed everything thoroughly as it stated. Honestly, I wasn’t expecting much. The next day I noticed my dogs were itching less, I started to feel a little better, my rashes were less. It was amazing. It says you can use every 30 days for maintenance, but my house gets dusty really quickly between the location next to a highway, being near the ocean, and having multiple dogs - I find I need to use it more frequently. And it goes quickly! About 3/4 of the bottle was used on 2 8x10 rugs, 2 entry way rugs, a large sectional couch, and 2 upholstered chairs. I also bought two other similar sprays; both all natural. One, a certified organic 100% all natural, plant based (third party tested) anti allergen spray for comparison. With that brand, you pay more for a little less and you don’t need to vacuum after. Guess what! They spray had the SAME EXACT SMELL after spraying things and letting it sit for a while. So there is no way the reviews that state there is definitely chlorine and chemicals in this are accurate. Anyone suffering from allergies or an unknown trigger in a known mold free clean environment or even dusty areas and dust mites....this product is a LIFE SAVER!!! I even told my doctor about this spray to recommend to others who have difficulty keeping their homes clean enough to not trigger histamine reactions. This definitely helps! Pros: - ZERO smell - No chemicals - safe for humans and pets with sensitivities - quickly gets rid of allergy triggers - less expensive than other similar products Cons: - after saturating fabric a very very slight smell develops that can linger (but doesn’t seem to trigger any reactions) - you have to vacuum after otherwise it doesn’t work - doesn’t say it is usable on non-fabric surfaces (although some state success in wiping walls and dusting surfaces with it) - solution goes quickly for an expensive bottle If you’re going to buy and use this product. Buying the bigger refill bottle is worth it more than to keep buying and replacing the spray bottle (which is what I initially did)

As a kid, when I returned home from summer camp, I'd always become uncontrollably itchy a few minutes after lying in my bed. In the olden days, the solution was to sprinkle baby powder on the sheets. It...somehow worked? I was like 8 so I didn't ask questions lol As an adult, I learned that I am apparently allergic to dust mites. I had an allergy test, and this was the only area that didn't reduce at ALL for about 3 weeks after. Yikes. Now I've upgraded to this spray, and it works just as well as the powder - but without the mess :)

I sprayed on my carpets and some large items. You can't really say if things like this "work" or not but my allergist recommended this one. Just because I don't see a dramatic diff in my allergies doesn't mean it does not work, I may just be reacting to something else. However, the room does seem less stuffy when I walk in, almost seems to "clean" the air....but that could be in my head. Or it could be because the room was scrubbed from top to bottom and is practically sterile now. Anyway, it ***CAN STAIN***. I sprayed on my bedding and then tossed the comforter in the dryer....spots where the mist was heavier (droplets). The color is creamy yellow the stains are brown. Teh comforter is machine washable so not sensetive to water. I've tried everything to get the stains out and also it smells funny where the stains are...almost like the heavier concentration reacted with the heat in the dryer or something because it smells odd...hard to say what but you can only smell if you put your nose to it but it only smells where the stains are. I washed twice and used a number of stain remover options but still stained... My carpets are very very light and nothing happened to them so I am at a loss. I called hte mfg who said it doenst' stain but clearly it does have the ability to stain. She said maybe it reacted with something that was on the comforter but anything that is on the comforter could be on the carpet or anything else which means it can stain but I am wondering if it reacted with the heat somehow because it was only where the heavier droplets landed. It was very odd. I will still use it on the carpets and dark colored items but I will just be sure the mist is FINE and won't expose to heat like on a hot day or in a dryer right away. *****UPDATE 11/2011*** I still use this on my carpet but just bought a allergen wash for my bedding. The stains are still there but I was able to scrub enough to make them barely visable and also flipped the comforter so the stains are tucked under footboard. Anyway, I found that I do sleep better when I use this combined with the allergen detergent for my bedding. I also spray this spray in my home office where I work +40 hrs a week and found I can work much longer before I get stuffy. I bought a gallon of this stuff and use it now once a month on my carpets in my bedroom and den/office but I haven't been brave enough yet to use on the common areas of the house which have the same white colored carpet but more expenseive carpet. It hasn't stained anything other than my comforter but it does seem to work on my allergies.

I’m STUNNED by how awesome this stuff is! It made a difference in my dust allergy overnight, and I’m actually excited to leave this review. Background - I have a hideous dust allergy that causes post nasal drip and runny nose, and the resultant coughing has actually gotten so bad I have issues with my ribs now. I also have a very sheddy dog. I clean daily, but when it comes to the “deep clean” that I know I need, I always get so sensitized by the exposure that I need my inhaler and a rest before I accomplish anything. SO now my dog also has a dust allergy and I was feeling desperate. I got this, and while I was waiting on my linens to finish washing, I sprayed the mattress cover and whole bed. Left the room. Cane back an hour later with my laundry, and 30 minutes into more cleaning I notice I’m not coughing, itching, sniffling, wheezing - nothing. Bizarre. Took my allergy meds, and got through the night with one cough. Realizing a change was afoot, the next day, I cleared puppy out of the area and sprayed down the walks and blinds. NOT ONE COUGH in 4 days!!! Now I can actually wash down my walls and blinds like I’ve been needing to without fear of an attack! FINALLY I can do something that makes a difference! It really does kill the allergens upon contact. I am living proof this stuff works. I feel like the biggest weight is lifted. To be in my room with my dog and not have either of us be a snotty mess is a life-changer.

The allergens had a good run. They occupied the furniture, settled into the carpets, and generally behaved as though they owned the place. This product appears to have changed the terms of that arrangement. Application was simple, coverage was good, and the household environment became noticeably more comfortable afterward. The allergens have not issued a formal statement, but based on the results, I assume morale is low. No complaints.

Used before really worke

Dank diesem Spray (und spätestens jeden 2. Tag staubsaugen, regelmäßiges Lüften und bester HEPA-Luftreiniger) können unsere 2 Katzen bei uns bleiben. Leider hat mein Mann eine Katzenallergie Ich Sprüh ca 1 mal die Woche Kratzbaum, Höhlen, Couch, Teppich usw nach dem Saugen ein und bete, dass die Produktion dieses Artikels nie eingestellt wird !!🙏

The picture Included a spray nozzle but no sprayer was delivered just a bottle. I'm going to have to buy a separate spray bottle as i'm unable to find a sprayer that fits with a tube this long.

Great product would recommend

Not sure if it is placebo or what but I have been able to sleep on my couch since the first use