Allergy Pollen Count

Thank you for creating this app. It would be helpful to be able to adjust the settings, specifically the word colors. That bright green is extremely hard for me to see. I can’t tell what the words are. I adjusted the light, up and down, didn’t help. Thank you again. This allergy season is brutal.

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This app used to give great details about what was in the air, breaking it down by tree or weed. (Oak Pine Mulberry very high, hickory occasional, etc). Now it just tells me that trees are high without specifying which types. Not good enough. I’m really really sensitive to a couple trees and have no problem with the rest. If it doesn’t say what’s in the air, it’s not telling me anything. UPDATE - ok Update May 14, my wife was complaining to me about this on Sunday. And I couldn’t remember how to do it. I told her I would go check my review to get the instructions. Why should I click on a video button, then F? Why not just put the most valuable info that comes in the notification right on the main screen?

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My go to app for allergen counts. However the latest update for the horrible iOS 11 has rendered the app useless. It no longer opens. *edit* Ok so the app opens fine but it doesn’t show any recent allergen counts. Last pollen count was October 26. Everyday. A month without being able to see allergen levels? Sorry but I have to delete the app now. I’m sorry iOS 11 has ruined so many great apps. It’s certainly ruined my first iExperience...

It's great to know what the pollen levels are so we know when to keep allergy meds in stock. I love that I can check office hours and call right from here. The next best thing would be a messaging system so we can send our CNP or Dr a message or request instead of waiting for the telephone funnel. Thanks!

... to see what is in the air RIGHT NOW. There is no warning feature or predictions like 'Ragweed will be high over the next few day' which would be incredibly useful. In short, if you want to know what sort of airborne ugliness is making your allergies spike off the charts, this app will tell you!