Allergen Spray, Pets, Dust Allergies & More, Air & Surface Control, Just Add Water, Bottle, Over 33oz

I don't usually write reviews, but this stuff works AMAZING. I am HIGHLY allergic to cats. I originally bought this when I moved back into my apartment after subletting to a friend for a short period. As I was moving back in I started having an allergic reaction and noticed long, pet hairs everywhere. Turns out she ended up bringing a cat into the space. I deep cleaned more times than I can count. Even replaced the air filter. Did everything I could think of to try to get rid of the allergen. Didn't help, I was still having an allergic reaction weeks into living in that space again. I didn't even know if a product like this actually existed, but I was desperate and did some googling and luckily came across this. This is worth every penny. I sprayed everything and made sure to really get the couch and any fabric good (where I was having a lot of issues at). Next day, no more allergic reactions! Every time I cleaned a couple times after that I made sure to spray again in case it disturbed anything. But, I only used it a couple of times and never had an issue in that apartment again! Now, it's great to have around in case I end up buying anything used and it's not certain if there is an allergen. Especially if it's something not easily cleanable!

My boyfriend is allergic to my cat. Before he comes over I vacuum, and then spray my furniture, curtains and carpet with this. I also spray while he is over and he said it helps so much! It doesn't have a smell and last for about 3 hours before I have to apply more. The bottle does go quickly but it helps him. It takes a minute to dry and unless you spray a lot you cant see it. Overall, good price and will definitely buy again

Worked well. the air does feel cleaner and more crisp

I sprayed this throughout my home and waited. In no time, I stopped scratching my nose. I spayed into the air of each room so everyone could breathe easier. I realize the cat jumps on the furniture when I'm not watching so this can help cut allergy attacks of my guests.

I can't tell if this format works. I've been using it for a couple of months now. My roommates have cats that I don't let in my room, and I occasionally spray around, especially on the rug.I have an occasional allergic reaction here and there, so I don't think this thing is working. At any rate, the price is not justified.

Very good productIt reduces the dander in the room

Look, I’m not allergic to dogs. Science said so. But try telling that to my nose, which apparently went rogue the moment I brought home my adorable Jindo/Shiba mix. Ever since, my life turned into a tragic opera of tissues, antihistamines, and 3 a.m. existential crises. I couldn’t breathe, I couldn’t sleep, and at one point, I genuinely preferred nightmares over the reality of nasal misery.Then—cue heavenly choir—this magical bottle of wizard juice showed up. I was skeptical. I’ve been burned before by overpriced scented water and “natural” solutions that did nothing but annoy my dog and my wallet.But THIS. This thing said, “Hold my spray nozzle.”I unpacked it, added water like a responsible adult, and misted my apartment like I was conducting a spiritual cleansing. Twice. Maybe three times for good measure. Within a few hours, it was like someone hit the reset button on my sinuses. I could breathe. I could sleep. I even remembered what hope felt like. My dog looked at me like I finally stopped being weird.Bottom line: If you’re suffering from mysterious indoor sneeze-fests and suspect your home has declared biological warfare on your respiratory system, GET THIS. Your nose—and your sanity—will thank you.10/10. Would mist again.

Bought this spray rather impulsively assuming that it would do something. Basically the ingredient used a) is incredibly cheap and the markup for this is crazy b) I wouldn't care about a) at all if it worked. But it does not work in my experience.I can find nothing about sesquicarbonate being used as an anti allergen for cat dander. They have a little excerpt on their website that third party testing has shown it works but there is no link to this test. I can find nothing on wiki, no studies, nothing at all. Could the seller please link any study showing effectiveness of the active ingredient?