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Break Free From Allergens
Explore usage tips, allergy insights, and the science behind Allergen Spray.
Proof it works- the science
We knew Allergen Spray was effective, both in the air and on surfaces, but we wanted to prove it scientifically. So we contacted InBio (recognized as the world leader in allergen exposure assessment) to test this product and back up our claims.
Air testing up to 95% to 80% Reduction of Major Allergens*
Air testing 95% to 80% Reduction of Major Allergens
Based on the results from testing air samples collected from an environmental chamber, Allergen Spray effectively reduces the dust mite, cat, and dog allergens after being sprayed in the air.
Surface testing up to 99% Reduction of Major Allergens*
Surface Encapsulation 99% Reduction of Major Allergens
Based on the results from surface samples collected from multiple testing, Allergen Spray effectively reduces the number of dust mites, cat, dog, and cockroach allergens from surfaces after being sprayed.
How Often to Use
Use as often as needed to ensure your continued comfort. But here is what suggest since allergens reintroduced into your space often.
Pet Allergens
Use daily.
Movement, cleaning and more can release pet allergens back into the air where they could trigger a reaction.
Learn more about Pet Allergens
Dust Mite Allergens
Use 3x weekly.
Spray directly on mattresses, couches, carpeting, pillows and more. They love dark, humid places.
Learn about Dust Mites
Cleaning
After vacuuming: Spray in the air and on carpeting
Dusting: Spray onto a clean rag and wipe
Visitors/Other
For visitors: Use before and during.
New home: Use weekly.
Dust control: Use weekly.
Pet Allergy?
- Pet dander is a sticky protein that clings to surfaces and becomes airborne, spreading throughout your home.
- Spray your entire home, not just main rooms, as dander can stay active for 30+ weeks. For severe allergies, daily spraying may be necessary.
- Don’t forget to change air filters regularly—use a MERV 10 or higher (or MERV 8 for older homes). Spraying the filter weekly can help too.
- Create a pet-free "safe space" in the bedroom and change into clean, dander-free clothes to reduce exposure.
Remember, it's not your pet's hair or fur you're allergic to, but the invisible proteins they produce.
Dust Mite Allergy?
- Try dust-mite-proof bedding and pillow covers.
- You can use Allergen Spray directly on your mattress.
- Vacuum often using a HEPA filter. Vacuuming can quickly release allergens into the air, so using Allergen Spray in the air and carpeting after vacuuming is ideal.
- Spray on all soft surfaces, couches, pillows, bedding, etc.
Remember, dust mites themselves don’t bite. The real culprits triggering your allergies are their microscopic body parts and waste, which are invisible to the naked eye.
Cockroach Allergy?
- Keep your home clean and free of excess clutter like piles of papers, clothes, and shoes.
- Vacuum regularly. Use Allergen Spray in the air after vacuuming.
- Keep kitchen counters and floors clear of crumbs.
- Wear a face mask when you’re cleaning.
- Use Allergen Spray around the kitchen.
Remember cockroaches can be in any house, regardless of the level of cleanliness
Cleaning Tips
- Use the Allergen Spray on a clean cloth and wipe down all hard surfaces, baseboards, side tables, under your couch, under your bed, etc. Avoid dry dusting, it can release more allergens into the air.
- Spray your air filter with the Allergen Spray 1x a week or as needed. Remember to replace those filters often!
- Wear a face mask when cleaning, as dusting can easily release allergens back into the air where they could cause a reaction.
- Avoid cleaning products that contains fragrances or essential oils as those could be an irritants to lung sensitive individuals.
Still not seeing the results you had hoped?
This is likely due to allergens in your environment, such as mold or pollen, which our Allergen Spray cannot target or other underlying health conditions. We apologize for any inconvenience.
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The story that started it all
Hello, I'm Savanna, CEO & the reason behind Allergy Defender. Our journey has been a long one but rewarding every step of the way.
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