A major health problem for many with alergi or another hypersensitivity is the use of perfumes in public places.
seem to understand the meaning of ”fragrance-free” and that all the skin care products such as body lotion, deodorant, hair spray, aftershave lotion and soap actually contains perfume, except those which are sold as fragrance-free.
There are plenty of alternative, fragrance free products that serve their purpose just as well.
I would like to mention one case among many where a visitor to a reception at a larger hospital became so ill that the doctor smelled a perfume so that the doctor had to be replaced.
at the highest level. People with asthma or other hypersensitivity react different with the range from mild to very severe discomfort. But they should avoid negative responses in health care, and must have the right to require fragrance-free.
