WebMD Allergy Reviews – Page 36
5/5 rating based on 378 reviews. Read all reviews for WebMD Allergy for iPhone.
WebMD Allergy is free iOS app published by WebMD Health Corporation
Not accurate
ILAnnoyed
Pollen counts are not even close to being accurate, as compared to several weather apps that I use...at least not for my location.
Useful app in Phoenix Arizona
a chandler rose
Good for blowing dust conditions, rest of app doesn't appear to be working. Be nice if it did though!
Wildly inaccurate
Jon122342692393
Sneezing my brains out due to tree pollen as reported by EVERY other reputable weather service while this app reports low levels.
Only Using a Week
In Bonita
It is easy to use and to this point seems helpful as regards to predicting pollen and dust. As such it has been useful. I wish it also had air quality etc. However, I am hopeful it proves accurate. The alerts are a nice feature.
Not accurate
Rocdom
Readings are not accurate - I even compared what was on aaaai.org to this app(which states the data comes from) and levels of allergens were way off. Severely high for trees yet this app showed moderate. My eyes, throat and nose state otherwise. Don't bother downloading the app.
Useless
Androgogue
The app told me today is a pollen free day. The rest of the Internet, and my nose, disagreed fervently. A 7.8 right now, not the zero this gave. Sorry, but I switched to a more accurate app.
DO NOT USE IF YOU HAVE BAD ALLERGIES
AshleyDelavane
I thought I could trust WEB MD. I was wrong. My doctor notified me that allergies were horrendously high in our area. I only used because it had a convenient Watch app. I checked online and pollen counts are through the roof but WEB MD says low to zero for tree pollen. Waste of space and dangerous for bad allergy sufferers like myself.
Love the WebMD allergy app!
CarolMcM
This app is uncomplicated and easy to use. I find it very helpful.