Allergies or Pink Eye: Here’s How to Tell the Difference

We give you the breakdown to help you soothe your red, itchy eyes the right way.
Red, itchy eyes are a tell-tale sign of either allergies or pink eye, which can be disconcerting when you’re trying to find the proper remedy to ease the irritation.

But before you hit up the pharmacy or schedule a doctor visit, take a look at this guide to help you distinguish the difference between allergies or pink eye.

(In the picture above, the left photo shows pink eye and the right one exhibits eye allergies.)

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