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Hay fever
  • Hay fever is very common and it’s caused by many different things such as pollens or airborne particles 
  • You should seek help from your pharmacist or doctor if symptoms persist and are affecting your quality of life
  • Wear an Australian Standards approved mask to prevent the inhalation of airborne pollens and particles when working in dusty environments or mouldy organic matter such as rain damaged hay or silage.

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