Clinical Research

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We invest in independent clinical research to prove Allergoff works. Our studies demonstrate significant reduction in allergen levels and measurable improvement in patient symptoms.

63.2%
of Patients experienced a reduction in asthma symptoms
89.1%
of Patients with suspected dust allergies experienced a statistically significant improvement in their well-being
42%
Reduction in the intake of allergy medication

Studying the Effect of Allergoff on House Dust Mite Allergens

A controlled clinical study investigating how Allergoff Spray reduces Der p 1 allergen concentration and improves patient outcomes.

Studying the Effect of Allergoff on House Dust Mite Allergens

Research Method

Stage 1 (December 2016 – April 2017): 42 participants evaluated for baseline allergen levels and symptom scores.

Stage 2 (November 2017 – April 2018): Expanded to 64 patients with controlled application of Allergoff Spray and comprehensive monitoring.

106 participants
Dec 2016 – Apr 2018

What the Research Showed

Significant Symptom Reduction

Average symptom score decreased by 5.4 ± 0.8 points (p<0.05) within 30 days of Allergoff Spray application.

Reduced Medication Use

Patients reported measurable reduction in night symptoms and decreased reliance on asthma and allergy medication.

Strong Correlation

Correlation coefficient R = -0.7 between Der p 1 allergen reduction and improvement in clinical symptoms.

Backed by Independent Studies

Published research from leading institutions supporting the science behind allergen avoidance and skin barrier protection.

1993 • Johns Hopkins

Environmental Control in Pediatric Allergic Disease Prevention

Wood, R.A.

Allergen avoidance is the first line of defense against allergic disease, and while outdoor allergens like pollen are nearly impossible to escape, indoor allergens can be genuinely reduced through practical environmental control. Research backs avoidance as an effective treatment for existing allergic disease, particularly asthma, with (at the time) emerging evidence it can help prevent allergies developing in infants and children altogether.

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1994 • Clinical Trial

Effect of Allergen Avoidance in Infancy

Hide, D.W. et al.

RCT showing significant reduction in allergy and eczema using acaricide and physical barrier methods, directly supporting Allergoff's approach.

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2007 • 8-Year Follow-Up

Prevention of Allergic Disease During Childhood

Arshad, S.H. et al.

8-year follow-up of the same trial confirming sustained protection across asthma, eczema, and rhinitis with continued allergen avoidance.

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2017 • American Journal of Respiratory and Critical Care Medicine

Allergen Barrier Cuts Emergency Hospital Visits by 29%

AJRCCM Study

Children with asthma using allergen barriers had significantly fewer emergency visits (29% vs 42%). Study included 284 children.

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2004 • New England Journal of Medicine

Multifaceted Allergen Control Reduces Asthma Symptoms

NEJM Study

Allergen reduction decreased indoor allergen levels by up to 51% and reduced daytime asthma symptoms in children. 937 children across 7 cities.

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2010, updated 2024 • Journal of Allergy and Clinical Immunology

ARIA International Guidelines Recommend Allergen Avoidance

ARIA / WHO

The world's leading allergy guideline recommends combined allergen avoidance strategies for managing rhinitis and asthma. Endorsed by WHO.

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2023 • Systematic Review

Environmental Allergen Reduction Improves Quality of Life

Meta-Analysis

Review of 67 trials found multicomponent allergen reduction strategies improved quality of life and reduced asthma flare-ups.

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2014 • Randomised Controlled Trial

Emollient Enhancement of Skin Barrier from Birth

Simpson, E.L. et al.

RCT demonstrating a 50% reduction in atopic dermatitis risk using daily emollient application from birth.

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2021 • Clinical Review

Early Intervention of Atopic Dermatitis as a Preventive Strategy

Sweeney, A. et al.

Backs the connection between skin barrier repair and preventing the progression of atopic dermatitis into food allergies.

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2020 • Infant Study

Earlier Aggressive Eczema Treatment Reduces Food Allergies

Miyaji, Y. et al.

Shows that treating eczema early and proactively in infants resulted in fewer food allergies at 2 years of age.

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Clinical Results

Visual representation of allergen concentration changes and their correlation with patient symptom improvements.

Der p 1 vs Symptom Improvement

Der p 1 vs Symptom Improvement

Der p 1 vs Medication Reduction

Der p 1 vs Medication Reduction

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Access the complete clinical trial summary with detailed methodology, data tables, and statistical analysis.

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Allergoff Spray Delivers Measurable Clinical Results

The clinical study confirms that Allergoff Spray effectively reduces Der p 1 allergen concentration in household environments, leading to statistically significant improvement in patient symptoms within 30 days of application.

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