Gloucestershire Echo

HEALTH NOTES

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TREATS FOR ALL TO ENJOY

SOMETIMES all that kids with allergies want is to feel the same – and eat the same – as their friends.

But finding treats that are dairy

– or egg-free which everyone will enjoy can be tricky.

In four flavours, including zesty lemon and chocolate fudge, OGGS (£4.25 for four; loveoggs.com) are totally natural and completely plant-based without sacrificin­g taste or texture.

YOUR NEW RUNNING MATE

ENGINEERED with a sock-like fit, the adidas Pulseboost HD (£119.95; adidas.com/ feeltheboo­st) is designed to provide more stability for urban runners who need to be able to quickly change direction or stop on busy streets. They’re also reassuring­ly reflective to keep you safe on

runs after dark.

THE MASTER OF PLASTERS

A QUARTER of the population is unable to use normal plasters due to reactions and allergies. So, Patch (£6.99, patchstrip­s.eu)

– the world’s first plastic-free, hypoallerg­enic and 100% compostabl­e plaster – will be a welcome addition for many kids needing first aid. The elderly will also benefit from the natural adhesive’s anti-tear effect.

BEAT THE BITES

USING cooling aloe vera and calming green tea extract to soothe irritation and reduce redness,

Science of

Skin Solution for Bites (£8.99; Scienceofs­kin.com) is paraben, alcohol and fragrance-free.

This makes it suitable for use from age three – a great way to soothe and repair when the mozzies have done their worst.

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