Allergy Pollen Count User Reviews

Customer Experience

Positive experience34.5% of reviews
Neutral9.1% of reviews
Negative experience56.4% of reviews

~ Based on 55 written reviews from the US App Store.

What users say

Is Allergy Pollen Count Safe?

Allergy Pollen Count appears mostly safe based on user ratings. AppsHunter Safety Score for Allergy Pollen Count is 77/100.

This assessment is based on 246 user ratings, with an App Store average of 3.9/5.

Safety Analysis

71.1% of ratings point to a safe experience
7.7% of ratings suggest some concerns
21.1% of ratings point to a risky experience

~ Based on 246 App Store ratings for Allergy Pollen Count.

Is Allergy Pollen Count Legit?

Allergy Pollen Count appears legitimate, with a few gaps. AppsHunter Legitimacy Score for Allergy Pollen Count is 78/100.

Based on 78 of 100 points across 7 verification signals from App Store and developer data.

Top reviews

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!!!

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.

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Unfortunately it looks like its no longer being updated, so I immediately uninstalled it.

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 It’s out of date for Springfield Missouri...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....

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.

This App is dead

This app stopped updating about two years ago. When opened, the data shown is from 2018 according to the date stamp.
For example, when this app was opened at midnight, it showed UV of 7.

Stopped Pollen Updates

This app was great but the last pollen update for St. Louis is for April 17th and it’s now May 16th. I don’t understand why.

Actual app looks nothing like the pictures

All I see are general mold and pollen counts. There’s no information about specific pollens, as shown in the pictures. There’s some mysterious information about shots, but only in the Toledo, Ohio area. Not as advertised!

Font is too small

I can not read it without glasses. Also, I personally do not need a list of the nation’s allergy offices. Deleted..,

Very hard to figure out, little info

Needs updating

Great if you live in Ohio

I thought this would be great because it uses national stations that supposedly report air samples. The 2 WI locations are over 100 miles from where I live and haven’t submitted samples since August 1st...today is September 14th. I was looking forward to something more detailed and accurate...right now the two apps I have offer conflicting data.
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Not Updating

I’m was happy with this app as I used it regularly for checking the molds but now it won’t update. It’s stuck on Aug 7 and it’s Aug 31. I removed it and redownloaded it but that didn’t help. I’ll have to find another one I guess.

Such a helpful shortcut

It's great to know what the pollen levels are so we know when to keep allergy meds in stock.

I love that I can check office hours and call right from here. The next best thing would be a messaging system so we can send our CNP or Dr a message or request instead of waiting for the telephone funnel. Thanks!
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trash

Do NOT get this app. Half the time there are no weather stations in your state and it rarely updates. This is a huge let down. I would advise using AccuWeather for pollen tracking, but it doesn't work on my iPad.

Useless

This is in the Canadian App Store but only has US data.

Was a 5 star app, now it’s too general

This app used to give great details about what was in the air, breaking it down by tree or weed. (Oak Pine Mulberry very high, hickory occasional, etc). Now it just tells me that trees are high without specifying which types. Not good enough. I’m really really sensitive to a couple trees and have no problem with the rest. If it doesn’t say what’s in the air, it’s not telling me anything. UPDATE - ok

Update May 14, my wife was complaining to me about this on Sunday. And I couldn’t remember how to do it. I told her I would go check my review to get the instructions. Why should I click on a video button, then F? Why not just put the most valuable info that comes in the notification right on the main screen?
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Response from developer

It still does in 2 ways: 1) You should get Notification almost daily as what type of pollen (in Ohio). You might have turned that feature off under your App Settings! 2) Under the "Video Tab" Select the "f" or facebook subtab and you will see the detailed report

Wha??!!

iOS 12 it doesn’t look anything like the previews, doesn’t show weather, I’m not sure if anything is accurate. Few controls doesn’t do anything.

Too bad. I like the mold count, that’s unusual and important to me.

Boo...

The app is nothing like the example in the App Store.

doesn’t work

fail

Not global - why is it available in this country???

Why would you make an app available internationally when it only works in the USA? As someone living in the UK, this is pointless.