El Niño could make this year’s Hayfever season a challenging one
If this hayfever season has you sneezing, sniffling and reaching for the tissues every five minutes, you’re certainly not alone. El Niño could contribute to a more challenging hayfever season in parts of New Zealand this spring and summer. Earth Sciences New Zealand (NIWA) says the 2026 El Niño is expected to bring warmer, drier and windier conditions to northern and eastern parts of the country.
So if grass and pollen already have your nose going crazy, you might want to be prepared. And while the sneezing and itchy eyes are annoying enough, for many people the blocked, stuffy nose is what really gets in the way.
That’s where a second-generation antihistamine containing levocetirizine like Levrix can help. Levrix is designed to tackle the symptoms of allergies while also helping with nasal congestion. In other words, it’s not just about stopping the sneezing – it also helps deal with that frustrating blocked nose.
Fast acting, with up to 24 hours of relief
When hayfever hits, you want relief – and you want it quickly.
Levrix is fast acting, with an onset of action from around 20 minutes, and one tablet provides up to 24 hours of relief. So instead of constantly thinking about your hayfever, you can get on with your day.
Whether it’s pollen and grass, pets, dust or other allergens that set you off, Levrix can help relieve common allergy symptoms including a runny or blocked nose, sneezing and itchy, watery eyes. For a better night’s sleep take Levrix 1 hour before bedtime. You’ll awake refreshed and ready for a new day of allergy relief
And it’s not just for hayfever
Allergies don’t always mean pollen. Levocetirizine is also used to relieve itching associated with hives and other allergic skin reactions.
So whether your allergies show up as itchy skin, hives or a reaction to an insect bite, food allergies or even a jellyfish sting an antihistamine such as Levrix can be part of your allergy-relief toolkit.
Levrix is suitable for adults and children aged 6 years and over, making it an option for families dealing with allergies. And Levrix unlike some hayfever medicines that lose “70% effectiveness” when taken with food or drink, will easily fit into your everyday routines.
Don’t let a blocked nose become a vicious cycle
If you’re constantly reaching for a nasal spray when your nose is blocked, it’s worth knowing that some topical nasal decongestant sprays are only intended for short-term use. Using them for longer than recommended can lead to rebound congestion, where the blocked feeling can return or become worse.
And if you’re looking to avoid the concerns associated with pseudoephedrine-containing products, Levrix offers a different approach to allergy relief, using levocetirizine as its active ingredient.
Swiss-made and easy to fit into your day
Levrix is Swiss made, with quality ingredients and manufacturing you can rely on. Best of all, it’s simple: one tablet once a day, as directed, for up to 24 hours of relief.
So this El Niño hayfever season– or when allergies are an everyday problem – don’t just put up with the sneezing and blocked nose. Choose fast-acting, double-action relief with Levrix.