Dust Mite Controller for AsthmaAllergies and Eczema, White

Excellent product. Really works. Doesn’t bother others ,,, pets. People it’s. Really gets rid of mites.

I purchased this device in October 2021 as dr said my daughter’s constant sneezing was probably a dust mite allergy. It’s very unobtrusive, easy to use, the sneezing stopped almost immediately so was really happy. For almost all of 2022 we suffered from really extreme behaviour issues, seemingly very anxiety driven. Daughter was very withdrawn and seemed very depressed. Working with all sorts of agencies to resolve with no impact. For Xmas we got her something that needed to be plugged in and without thinking anything about it, I removed this plug with the intention of placing it in another and completely forgot to do it. In the two weeks or so since I did that, my daughter is almost back to her old self (still a bit stroppy at times but who isn’t!!??). The only thing that has changed in the house is the removal of this plug. So I can only assume she was sensitive to whatever it emits. This is in no way meant as a negative review, the plug worked to stop the sneezing rather than medication, just writing the review to make people aware in case they experience the same difficulties we did.

My allergic GSD started her usual Springtime itching in February this year, and instead go easing off as usual, it got worse and worse culminating in a hotspot that overnight turned into one medium and one huge hotspot. She has never had hot spots before. After the first vet's visit she was prescribed NSAIDs because the vet thought she had sore hips due to the close proximity to the hot spots. I had to buy her an Elizabethan collar to try and stop her worrying the hot spots. I really didn't want to give my dog the pills as I try to do things with natural remedies, but I obviously took the vet's advice. After three days of NSAIDS with no improvement I stopped using them. I did manage to help clear up the hot spots by using raw organic cider vinegar (Bobby's) which worked really well, but didn't stop her biting and licking her legs and her coat. Next stop was back to the vet, this time for very very strong anti histamines, which again did absolutely nothing. I know my dog is allergic to dust mites because she was very itchy as a pup and was tested for allergens. I vaguely remembered the dust mite controller as I have had one before a few years ago, and when we moved it disappeared, and the itching had stopped. After moving house both my GSDs started itching again in the Spring. Anyway I bought the dust mite controller, and I can honestly say it has helped so very much even after a few days of constant use, and the effects have just got better and better as time goes on. My dogs live in the living room as my house is tiny, so the controller is next to their beds. So I have spent out £165 on the vet which the insurance won't pay for, for nothing. There is no more sitting down and scratching for England several times a day. No more hot spots, and no more madly licking and biting front legs and feet. For itching the very best immediate help is the Bobby's raw organic cider vinegar, just pour some on cotton wool and rub well in to the itchy bits. For long term protection use the Dust Mite Controller. I am now happy to have solved the problem, but am still annoyed at the waste of money at the vets.

I had a different brand to control dust mites for a few years and it was great once you got through the initial life cycle of the mites. This item doesn't seem to do anything. The light gets dimmer then brighter occasionally which wakes me up. I'm covered with itchy red lumps from the reaction to the mite dust, despite having special covers on my bedding. I waited 3 months to be sure it wouldn't stop their life cycle, so now it's too late to return it. Very disappointing.

Firstly, the device seems to be well constructed, and it is smaller and less obtrusive than equivalent products of the same ilk. I suppose the big problem is that I have no idea whether it is doing the job, or doing anything at all. So it is something of a leap of faith. It has a dim (ish) blue light that you can switch off. However, if you plug it in it "works" immediately, even if the light is off. But there is no way of telling if it is sending out the sound signals (because it is outside human hearing range) and you cannot see the dust mites making a run for it! I wonder if there is a way to test it. Over time I would expect the dust mites to disappear forever and I shall await that moment when I can tell there has been a difference. (Of course this comment would be largely the same for similar gadgets - as I said above this is compact and well constructed.)