A years supply of hay fever tablets for less than a fiver!

celebrate

iKennett wrote: »

According to the BNF Cetirizine is non drowsy....

yes it is supposed to be but i was knocked unconcious for 48hrs when i last took it

i am a gp:o:o

Eenymeeny

I buy the drowsy and non drowsy versions cheaply from Home Bargains and find that the 'drowsy' ones give me a good nights sleep when I need it!;)

Swans1912

Wow, ordered at 9am yesterday and the postie has just delivered them. Now thats what I call service!

patchwork_cat

They are going to frustrate 1/12 of customers as it will not accept that you are x years and 0 months, I had to lie and say x years and 1 month, every month is precious

supermezzo

It's also very frustrating when they let you order thngs, then tell you that they can't send you more than x amount of certain products! Why not tell me that before I place the order?

Swans1912

supermezzo wrote: »

It's also very frustrating when they let you order thngs, then tell you that they can't send you more than x amount of certain products! Why not tell me that before I place the order?

When I ordered yesterday it wouldnt let me select more than 12 and it stated it was limited to 12 per order...

the-mango

iKennett wrote: »

When I ordered yesterday it wouldnt let me select more than 12 and it stated it was limited to 12 per order...

I managed to order 24 and they then emailed me this morning saying I could only order 12 and would I like to go ahead with the order. I just replied yes please and the order has gone through

Begize

eleanor73 wrote: »

Was just about to say they cause drowsiness for me unfortunately. I have to buy loratadine which is non-drowsy.

"Officially" the non drowsy ones are Cetirizine but I find it's the other way round for me too.

When I read up on this, it just means more people find Cetirizine non drowsy than Loratadine in clinical studies. From memory I think it was something like 10% of people did experience drowsiness anyway.

Personally I alternate both types of tablets and take them before I go to bed each night. I also take the Beconase type nasal sprays (found the generic large size ones on that site a lot cheaper than anywhere else too, cheers OP).

Kerrynl

dallydoolittle wrote: »

Same here I use them out of date and they haven't done me any harm :j

The 12 packets of cetirizine tablets I ordered arrived today and the expiry date is 03/2014. Really great deal, thanks OP. :T

Beetlemama

Good for travel sickness too, used it for years for that, we never go anywhere without it.

I always keep a supply since my husband is allergic to insect venom and my son can puke in a stationary car, so I have bought my 12 packs too.