Hayfever tablets?

skyrocket

Where is the cheapest place to get hayfever tablets on the net?
Need to stock up with some bargains as hay fever has already started with me!

newlywed

Boots stores did have BOGOF on their hayfever tablets last week. Not sure if it's still on, or if its online at all?

floyd

I buy the Galpharm ones that Wilko's and places like Home and Bargain sell for me and my sister. They are exactly the same chemically as Zirtek (my sister is a drug safety officer and I am a Biochemist so we wouldn't just take anything). They are 89p for a box of 7 and they work just as well as branded ones.
They have the same ones on this site but they are more expensive http://www.expresschemist.co.uk/category_2219_tablets.html the box of 30 for 4.99 seems like good value. I think Lidl sell them too

amyb_2

Not sure about online but have seen 'own brand' ones in Tesco, Boots and Asda this week for about a quid for Seven - which i think is pretty good. The other thing it is worth considering is getting them on prescription. My Dr. used to prescribe me three months at a time for a one off prescription charge. Working out at about 60p a week.

sellingmysoul666

I bought mine from here last year - the prices were even cheaper so check back in a few weeks

http://www.chemist-4-u.com/eshop/home.php?cat=318&sort=price&sort_direction=0&page=2

angel

I get mine on prescription from my doctor.

pudding06

I used to use clarityn!!! its so expensive but I now use galpharms loratadine which is only about 79p or 89p per week. I buy mine in lidl but asda have some of their own too which will problably cheaper than on the net.

I find it also controls my eczema too, as well as my hayfever.

pudds

happyevs

I dont suffer myself: but i heard on a tv program last year if you buy local Honey from where you live,It obviously was made from the bees around the area and with the nector/pollon in the honey,Acts like an antidote.check it up on Google you may find reports on if its fact or myth

newlywed

happyevs wrote: »

I dont suffer myself: but i heard on a tv program last year if you buy local Honey from where you live,It obviously was made from the bees around the area and with the nector/pollon in the honey,Acts like an antidote.check it up on Google you may find reports on if its fact or myth

Tried that one.... apparently it might have to be "very" local to where you live. I tried it for the nearest place was about 10 miles away and ate it every day for a year and unfortunately it had no effect at all. Someone commented that it might not be local enough!!

Might work for someone else though