ZYRTEC® AllergyCast® for PC

Wondering how today's allergy forecast will affect your seasonal allergies? Are your seasonal allergies so bad that you always check the pollen count and allergy map before you head out for the day? The Zyrtec® AllergyCast® app helps take some of the guesswork out of managing your allergies. It uses advanced technology developed by Zyrtec® allergy experts to predict how your allergy symptoms may make you feel so you can prepare for each day. It's like a "real-feel" forecast for your allergies!

Personalized Prediction at Your Fingertips
When you start using the app, you’ll receive pollen levels and a generalized symptom severity prediction based on data including local pollen levels, weather conditions, and air quality. To unlock personalized symptom severity predictions, simply sign in and track your symptoms. The more consistently you log, the more personalized your symptom severity predictions will become.

After you've started tracking symptoms, you'll get a daily symptom severity prediction, as well as a forecast for the next several days! It's calculated using unique-to-you factors like your tracked symptoms and the local weather, with some help from Zyrtec®'s allergy experts. This rating, on a scale from Low to Severe, lets you know how your allergy symptoms should really feel that day. The more you track, the smarter and more personalized our predictions become.

In additional to your daily symptom severity predictions, you'll get a fresh-looking app that includes these features:

- Multi-day forecasts for symptom severity predictions, pollen, weather, and air quality based on your current location
- An enhanced allergy symptom tracker
- Allergy trends based on your tracked symptoms and treatments
- Personalized allergy profile to learn what specific pollens may be triggers for your outdoor allergies
- A list of the top allergens in your area
- Exclusive savings offers for Zyrtec® products
- Access to pollen heatmap to see local allergens
- Access to telehealth providers for any questions you may have about your allergies