The Science of Dust Mite Allergies | Research, Causes & Allergy Prevention

Infographic comparing American dust mite (Dermatophagoides farinae) vs European dust mite (Dermatophagoides pteronyssinus), showing differences in looks, habitat, and primary allergens (Der f 1 vs Der p 1).
Understanding Dermatophagoides farinae vs. Dermatophagoides Pteronyssinus: Key Differences and Treatments
House dust mites, particularly Dermatophagoides farinaeand Dermatophagoides pteronyssinus, are the leading culprits behind dust mite allergies. While these two species are often grouped together, they have distinct characteristics, habitats, and... Read more...
A visual comparison guide illustrating the effectiveness of viewing dust mites with the naked eye, a phone camera zoom, and under a microscope.
How To See Dust Mites - With Naked Eye / Phone and Microscope
Jump to Chapter: 1. How to See Dust Mites With Your Phone's Zoom 2. How to See Dust Mites With a Microscope 3. How to See Dust Mites Without a... Read more...
How a Dust Mite Causes An Allergy
How a Dust Mite Causes An Allergy
Dust mites are microscopic arthropods that belong to the arachnid class and are commonly found in household dust, particularly in areas with high humidity and warmth. While they are not... Read more...
Dust Mite Allergy - Science
Dust Mite Allergy - Science
  The trigger of a dust mite allergy is actually the protein found from dust mites, not the actual dust in your home. The proteins enter your body in two forms: Dust... Read more...