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Allergy Pollen Count

Allergy Pollen Count

by Ghassan Safadi

247 ratings
55 reviews
💪 Health & Fitness
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  • Released
  • Updated
  • August 6, 2014
  • April 14, 2026

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Get real-time pollen and mold counts from certified air sampling. Access educational videos on allergies from a board-certified allergist. Stay informed about environmental factors affecting your health.

✓Real-time pollen and mold counts
✓Certified air sampling data
✓National Allergy Bureau data
✓Allergy educational videos
✓Board-certified allergist content
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What users say

Summarized from real user reviews of Allergy Pollen Count. Based on 247 reviews and a 3.9/5 average, it highlights the 5 positives and 25 negatives reviewers mention most about this Weather app.

Positive things

  • 👍Helpful for planning outdoor activities
  • 👍Provides mold counts
  • 👍Accurate allergen information
  • 👍Useful for knowing pollen levels
  • 👍Informative and helpful

Negative things

  • 😞Outdated information
  • 😞No current data
  • 😞App is dead/not updated
  • 😞Data from 2018/2019
  • 😞Closest count is far away
  • 😞No feature to set location
  • 😞App preview misleading
  • 😞Actual app differs from preview
  • 😞Only shows general counts
  • 😞Limited to Ohio area
  • 😞Not global/US data only
  • 😞Font too small
  • 😞Very hard to figure out
  • 😞Minimal information
  • 😞Confusing and misleading
  • 😞Useless outside of USA
  • 😞Data doesn't update
  • 😞App doesn't open after update
  • 😞No warning/prediction feature
  • 😞Alerts for unwanted locations
  • 😞Missing tabs/less detailed
  • 😞App looks nothing like screenshots
  • 😞No use outside of Ohio
  • 😞Available internationally but only US data
  • 😞Not as advertised
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What's New in Allergy Pollen Count

3.6.3

April 14, 2026

Bug Fixes

User reviews

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What a joke!!!

Where is the current info??????
I could not care any less about the counts from 2018,2019,& 2021!!!

DELETING FROM MY PHONE!!!
kackling witchkackling witch

Disappointed

I thought I would get allergy reports for my area. The closest count is hundreds of miles from my area. There is no feature for telling it where I live.
Mask QueenMask Queen

Dead app.

I love the updates Dr Safadi gives on facebook, and thought I would just use the app instead.

Unfortunately it looks like its no longer being updated, so I immediately uninstalled it.
Opal DamourOpal Damour

Last station reported August 2018

What good does August of 2018 do me? It’s out of date for Springfield Missouri...

Missouri the Allergy state..
Missouri no longer a state of mind and actual state....
JJ 1 EA.JJ 1 EA.

Misleading preview

The App Store preview looks great but none of that is on the actual app! All I have is a brief summary: none of that glorious detail listing which trees etc. What a complete disappointment.
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User experience

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Reported Bugs

7 issues

App not updating

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Data is outdated

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App doesn't open

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App preview doesn't match actual app

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Missing tabs

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Alerts for unwanted locations

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App only shows US data internationally

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Requested Features

9 requests

Current pollen/allergy data

Feature

Feature to set user's location

Feature

More detailed pollen breakdown (specific trees/grasses)

Feature

Messaging system to contact doctor/CNP

Feature

Ability to adjust screen settings (word colors)

Feature

Warning feature or predictions for future pollen levels

Feature

Allow for alerts in other areas besides Ohio

Feature

Update for current iOS versions

Feature

More tabs/detailed information on home screen

Feature

FAQ

What does the Allergy Pollen Count app do?

This app provides real-time reports on pollen and mold counts, sourced from actual air sampling conducted by certified counters of the National Allergy Bureau. It also offers continuously updated, allergy-related educational short videos created by a Board Certified Allergist.

How are the pollen and mold counts determined?

The pollen and mold counts are based on actual air sampling data. This data is collected by Pollen Certified Counters affiliated with the National Allergy Bureau, which is part of the American Academy of Allergy, Asthma & Immunology.

Is there a cost to use the Allergy Pollen Count app?

Based on the provided information, the app is free to use. There are no mentions of subscription fees, in-app purchases, or advertisements.

What kind of educational content is available?

The app features continuously updated, short educational videos focused on allergies. These videos are produced by Dr. Safadi, a Board Certified Allergist, offering expert insights into allergy-related topics.

Who would benefit from using this app?

This app is ideal for individuals who experience allergies, asthma, or other respiratory sensitivities. By providing real-time environmental data and expert educational content, it helps users understand and manage their conditions better.