Am I allergic to dust mites?

25% of all people experience a an allergic response to dust mites

Approximately 25% of the global population experiences dust mite allergy: an exaggerated allergic response to dust mite droppings and exoskeletons (the allergens). Unfortunately for sensitive people, dust mites are found in most homes, and 2 million of them could very well be living in your bed.

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Dust mite allergy can cause diverse symptoms

Classic symptoms of dust mite allergy may look like the common cold, and include:

clear nasal discharge (rhinorrhoea)
repeated sneezing
nasal congestion
itching or tickling nose, eyes or throat
conjunctivitis (redness, tingling, eye discharge)
asthma, chest pressure and wheezing
atopic dermatitis (flaky, inflamed skin rash)
discomfort when exposed to dust

you have one or more of these symptoms, you may have dust mite allergy. The symptoms listed above can lead to debilitating secondary symptoms, such as poor concentration, lower performance at school or work and mood disorders.

Explore the consequences of dust mite allergy.

Do the dust mite allergy evaluation

This evaluation developed in cooperation with Professor E. Bodart*. poses a series of basic questions to determine if you are likely to have a dust mite allergy.

*Paediatric allergist, head of the UCL Mont-Godinne clinical department, director of the Belgian Circle of Paediatric Pulmonologists

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Test yourself in the comfort of your home

The ExAller® dust mite allergy self test is a simple way to determine whether you or a family member is allergic to dust mites — without a doctor’s appointment. This easy-to-use kit provides a clear, accurate and reliable indication of your body’s sensitivity to dust mite allergens.

Learn more about the ExAller® self test.

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Take steps to reduce dust mite allergens

Did you take the ExAller® self test or learn from a doctor or allergist that you are sensitive to dust mites? Don’t panic — follow these three simple steps to reclaim your life from debilitating allergy symptoms:”

Step 1

Eliminate the source of allergens

Step 2

Medically treat the symptoms

Step 3

Prevent dust mites from entering your environment

Get the details about effective dust mite treatment.

The consequences of untreated dust mite allergy

When allergies go untreated, symptoms like rhinitis can become more severe and even evolve into asthma. Chronic sleep problems, inflammation and fatigue resulting from untreated dust mite allergy can affect your long-term health and well-being.

Find out what happens when you postpone treatment.

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Try the ExAller® anti-dust mite solution

The ExAller® anti-dust mite solution is a 100%-natural, clinically proven way to achieve ‘Step 1’ in the list above. Using plant-based ingredients in very precise quantities, ExAller® mimics dust mite communication signals, allowing 99% of dust mites living in mattresses, furniture, carpets and more to be collected and eliminated in the washing machine.

Purchase ExAller

ExAller® is a scientifically proven, effective solution that eliminates dust mites from mattresses, bedding, furniture, carpets and more. Experience relief from dust mite allergy symptoms after just one use.

Could you be allergic to dust mites?