Stocks of brands such as Piriton are affected by an industry-wide shortage of a key ingredient.
High Street chemists have run out of some hay-fever medicine, as a UK industry-wide shortage hits supplies.
Stocks of chlorphenamine maleate, the active ingredient in brands such as Piriton, are widely limited, Boots says.Pollen counts will remain medium to high across much of the UK this week, theA Boots official said: "There are a very small number of lines that are currently out of stock due to a current, industry-wide shortage of the active ingredient.
"However, we are expecting this to be resolved soon and new deliveries are expected in the coming weeks."Staying indoorsThose affected should avoid driving, riding a bike and using tools or machinery. As well as a variety of pills, shops sell nasal sprays and eye drops that can relieve symptoms, such as itchy eyes and runny nose.wraparound sunglasses, to prevent pollen reaching the eyesAt the end of April, the government
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