Symptoms of Dust Mite Allergy

If you notice these symptoms — especially at night or when waking up — you may be reacting to house dust mite allergens:

• Sneezing or post-nasal drip
• Itchy, red, or watery eyes
• Stuffy or blocked nose (perennial allergic rhinitis)
• Dry coughing at night or while in bed
• Wheezing or asthma symptoms
• Eczema (atopic dermatitis)
• Scratching or itching in bed
• Feeling tired and lethargic
• Dark rings under the eyes
• Itchy skin or rash
• Constant runny or congested nose
• Year-round hay fever symptoms

Why These Symptoms Happen

• House dust mites live in bedding, mattresses, and fabric furniture.
• Their droppings contain proteins that trigger allergic reactions.
• Allergen exposure is highest when in bed, making night-time symptoms common.

What Can You Do About It?

• Use zip-up dust mite covers on your mattress, pillow, and quilt/duvet.
• These covers form a physical barrier that blocks mite allergens.

AllergEnd Dust Mite Protective Covers are specially designed to reduce your exposure to allergens while you sleep.

They help relieve:

• Asthma and wheezing
• Itchy skin and eczema
• Blocked or runny nose
• Night-time coughing and irritation

If you can avoid contact with high concentrations of mite allergens, your symptoms can be greatly reduced — and so can your need for medication.