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How to order Grazax tablets in the UK
- Complete our medical consultation. This allows our doctors to check that Grazax is safe and appropriate for you.
- Select your quantity to add to your basket before completing checkout.
- One of our UK-registered doctors will review your order and prescribe your preferred treatment if appropriate. Occasionally, we need extra information and will contact you via our confidential message centre.
- Your order will be packaged and posted from our pharmacy via our tracked delivery service.
Is Grazax right for you?
Grazax might be right for you if other allergy treatments have not worked for you and your allergy symptoms are severe enough to stop you from doing everyday activities like being outside, working or sleeping.
Grazax is best for people who have been diagnosed by a doctor with specifically a grass-pollen allergy. This is often done by skin prick test.
Who should not use Grazax?
People with uncontrolled or severe asthma should not use Grazax.
You should also not use Grazax if you have an inflammatory condition in the mouth, such as oral lichen planus with ulcerations or severe oral mycosis.
Can you get Grazax from us if you’ve never had it before?
The first dose must be taken at a doctor’s office. This is because Grazax could cause an allergic reaction when you take it, it is unlikely but can be serious if it does happen.
We only prescribe Grazax if you have already had this appointment or if you can show us this appointment is booked.
Ask your GP if they can offer this kind of appointment for you if you want to use Grazax. They may charge you a fee. The appointment shouldn’t last for more than one hour.
The British Society for Immunology also has a list of Immunologists in the UK, some of which will offer private appointments.
This is only for the very first dose ever, you should not need another of these appointments.
Can I get Grazax from my GP?
Possibly, depending on your medical history.
Someone can only get Grazax on the NHS if they have not responded to other medicines that treat allergies.
This would be after trying various medicines for several seasons, which could take several years.
Access to Grazax on the NHS is more difficult because of the cost of the medicine.
Can you get your Grazax from us if a specialist started it?
Yes, getting medicine from us is usually better priced and more convenient than other private options.
If you choose to share your GP details, we will let them know when we supply you with Grazax. They will add this to your NHS medical record, which your specialist will be able to access if you want them to see that you are still using treatment.
You should still attend appointments with the specialist who first prescribed for you.
What is Grazax?
Grazax is a prescription medicine used to treat grass pollen allergies. Grazax tablets dissolve in the mouth and are taken once a day.
Grazax works by giving the body small amounts of grass pollen over time, this slowly gets the body used to the pollen (allergen), encouraging the immune system to become stronger and less likely to trigger allergy symptoms.
This process, sometimes called desensitisation (or allergen immunotherapy), helps reduce allergy symptoms like sneezing, a runny nose (allergic rhinitis), and itchy eyes (allergic conjunctivitis).
Grazax hayfever 75000 is a sugar-free dissolvable tablet form (called a lyophilisate) that you take once a day. Grazax Tablets treat grass pollen allergies. Grazax contains grass pollen allergen extract from Timothy grass (Phleum pratense).
There are similar medicines available for tree pollen (Itulazax) and house dust mite (Acarizax) allergies.
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How to use Grazax 75,000 SQ-T 30 Tablets
Grazax Dose
When using Grazax, follow the instructions from your doctor.
The usual dose given is one tablet daily, dissolved under the tongue.
To get the best effect, you should start taking the tablets 4 months prior to the expected start of the grass pollen season and should continue treatment for 3 years.
Place the tablet under the tongue and allow it to dissolve. Do not swallow during the first minute and do not eat or drink for at least 5 minutes.
If you take more tablets than required, you may experience allergic symptoms including local symptoms from the mouth and throat. If these symptoms become severe, immediately contact your doctor or hospital. If you forget to take a dose, do not double up doses. Take the dose as soon as you remember and then take the next dose at the correct time.
This medication is only for repeat prescriptions when already been started treatment by an allergy specialist.
How long do you take Grazax for?
In Grazax trials, people took Grazax every day for three years and then stopped. They still weren’t experiencing allergy symptoms at their follow-ups two years after stopping.
Grazax should be taken daily for the full 3 years to get the maximum benefit, not just during the allergy season.
When should you start taking Grazax?
Treatment for grass pollen allergy is usually required from late spring to early summer. Ideally Grazax should be started 16 weeks (4 months) before the grass pollen season.
Side effects of Grazax 75,000 SQ-T 30 Tablets
Grazax Side Effects
As with all medicines, Grazax can cause some side effects, although not everybody gets them.
You may get an allergic response to the allergen in the tablets. If this happens, the effects last from minutes to hours after taking the tablets and settle down within one week of starting treatment.
You should stop taking Grazax and contact your doctor immediately if you:
- suffer from rapid swelling of the face, mouth or throat
- have difficulties in swallowing or breathing
- your voice changes
- your asthma worsens
- you get severe discomfort or you get hives
Common side effects include:
- getting a common cold
- mouth itching
- irritating sensation in the throat
- headache
- prickling sensation or numbness of the skin
- mouth or tongue
- eye or ear itching
- eye
- nose or mouth inflammation
- asthma symptoms
- shortness of breath
- cough or sneezing
- dry throat
- nasal discomfort
- swelling for example of lips or tongue
- blistering or other discomfort of mouth, tongue or throat
- stomach pain or discomfort
- diarrhoea
- feeling sick
- vomiting
- heartburn
- itching in relation with for example rash, nettle rash or eczema
- tiredness
- chest discomfort or pain and fever
Uncommon or rare side effects include:
- sensation of rapid, forceful or irregular beating of the heart
- lymph node swelling
- dizziness
- altered taste
- decreased appetite
- eye redness
- irritation or swelling
- tear flow
- ear pain or discomfort
- hoarseness
- tightness
- redness or numbness in the throat
- painful swallowing
- tonsil enlargement
- allergic reaction
- mouth redness or pain
- dry mouth
- swelling of the roof of the mouth
- lip blister
- lip inflammation
- salivary gland enlargement or hypersecretion
- gum swelling or pain
- gastritis
- regurgitation
- feeling hot
- feeling of discomfort
- sensation of foreign body in the throat
- skin redness
- flushing
- swelling of the face or throat
- lower airways constriction
If any of these side effects get serious, or you get side effects not listed above, please speak to your doctor or pharmacist.
Grazax tablets should not be taken:
- If you are allergic to any of the ingredients in the medicine
- If you have an illness which affects the immune system
- If you have severe asthma
- If you have cancer or if you have a mouth inflammation which is severe
- Speak to your doctor before taking Grazax is you have a severe allergy to fish
- If you have recently had a tooth taken out or have had other forms of oral surgery, treatment with Grazax should be stopped for 7 days to allow the oral cavity to heal
- In children with asthma experiencing an acute upper respiratory tract infection, Grazax should be stopped until the infection has resolved
- You should mention if you are taking any other medicines, including those obtained without a prescription. If you are taking other medicines for allergy symptoms, such as antihistamines or corticosteroids, you should speak to your doctor before taking Grazax.
You should not start treatment of Grazax during pregnancy, but if you fall pregnant during treatment, you should speak to your doctor about continuing treatment.
There is no experience with the use of Grazax during breastfeeding. No effects on breastfed infants are anticipated.
