Occupational allergens

workAn occupational allergen may be an animal allergen, for example from dogs people work with professionally. They may also be of plant origin. Flour or baker's flour is a notorious example. It may also be chemical, such as bread improvers or painter's supplies. Other common occupational allergens include latex ingredients. Hospital staff are particularly prone to latex allergy. Finally, allergy to perm liquids and hair dyes is frequently encountered in hairdressing salons.

 

HAL Allergy Corporate

HAL Allergy is a modern company with high quality pharmaceutical, manufacturing and research facilities located at the Bio Science Park in Leiden. With offices in seven European countries, HAL Allergy is one of the top European players in the field of allergy vaccination. It has more than 50 years experience in developing, producing and selling allergy therapies that may diminish or erase allergic reactions all together. The allergy vaccinations are used primarily against common allergies such as hay fever, house dust mites and allergic reactions towards wasp or bee stings.

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