Cheapest Hayfever Medications 2009 article discussion: report deals here

Cloudane

Missed the boat on Chemist Direct now That's what you get for procrastinating when there's an offer on. At 69p you can get them cheaper at Asda and not have to pay delivery. Edit: Ohh, that's for a pack of 7. So online is still the cheapest, even though they've kind of skyrocketed.

Not had any problem with them when I bought them last year. The only issue has been that because I had a big mouth, I ended up 'donating' boxes left and right and am now out of them

minnie17

swebb wrote: »

Has anyone bought one of the Hayfever/Allergy Reliever from Lloyds Pharmacy (£14.99)? I'd like to know if it's any good.

I did and got fantastic results. There's a whole nother thread about it, but I don't know how to link to it! Type "Lloyds Hayfever" into the Search box (forums) and it's the first result that comes up. Hope you find it!

Serena51

It's not letting me link to that thread. Keep getting 'no match'. Help anyone?

Sazbo

Hi Serena - is it this thread?

Saz x

UltimateMax

Hi, i bought Nasaleze hayfever & allergy prevention, from epharmacy online for £6.55.
The products arrived the next day. Been using local vantage pharmacy before but will be switching to epharmacy online. They have good prices.
The webpage is epharmacy-online.co.uk

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Monu_2

I've just been to the pharmacy100.co.uk website their cheaper than any chemist that I have come across online, I phoned them regarding a private precrescription and they said they would beat any genuine quoted price! for me that a smile and no. 1 hmm shame they don't mention this deal on the website I think customers would come flocking

CompletelyLost

Bumping this thread instead of making my own.

I was buying cetirizine hydrochloride & loratadine (depending on what was in stock) from B&M (7pk for 49p) until this week, they seem to have either sold out or stopped stocking them.

Does anyone know the next best place for cetirizine hydrochloride? I know a lot of places sell a 7pk for £1 but is there anywhere cheaper that this, other than online? I use so many of these it gets costly.

wockwabbit

I've always found that the Benadryl tablets (blue - 8 hrs) are the only antihistamines that work on my dust/cat allergy, but they can be really expensive!

However...Every now and then Tesco Petrol stations sell the standard Benadryl packets (12 tablets) for 99p! I always buy as many as i can- there's no buying limit- and that lasts me for ages. This doesn't seem to be a special offer and it's not available in the normal stores.

retro_bluebell

wockwabbit wrote: »

I've always found that the Benadryl tablets (blue - 8 hrs) are the only antihistamines that work on my dust/cat allergy, but they can be really expensive!

However...Every now and then Tesco Petrol stations sell the standard Benadryl packets (12 tablets) for 99p! I always buy as many as i can- there's no buying limit- and that lasts me for ages. This doesn't seem to be a special offer and it's not available in the normal stores.

Benedryl are the only ones that work on me too...though a double dose of the kids piriton does help in an emergency but doesn't last as long....thanks for that, will have a look out at the petrol station as they cost me a fortune at this time of year!

riazv

the cheapest Generic Cetirizine is actually on Natcol and has been since May