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Cheapest Hayfever Remedies discussion

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Hi all, this is the discussion for the Cheap Hayfever Tablets guide:
Cheap Hayfever Tablets
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If you go to Chemist4U via TopCashBack then they have a discount code for an extra 10% off until 20 April!0
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Home Bargains (in store) have packs of Galpharm hayfever tablets for 79p each. Unlike some of their other product lines, these seem to be a consistent line, being stocked for at least a year (even over winter).
Green boxes of 14 Loratadine tablets 79p
Blue boxes of 14 Certazine tablets 79p0 -
I don't agree with the article that piriton is the only antihistamine that causes drowsiness - I use Cetirizine hydrochloride as a cheapy sleeping tablet as well as a nighttime antihistamine, which gives me a great night's sleep when I need one.
When I first realised I had some sort of allergy, Cetirizine hydrochloride was the first I tried, but I fell asleep one lunchtime in the middle of a chat with my father, at work! I know different drugs affect people differently, so ymmv, but I would never take one of those tablets in the daytime if I had to drive or work with machinery, or do anything productive.
Loratadine on the other hand leaves me drowsy-free, so if that's what you're after, it gets my vote.
Just a heads-up.
I get mine from amazon, but the prices are rather seasonal.0 -
I'm not sure if many people need 3 months worth of these tablets (assuming 1 is taken every day).
For those that don't, Home Bargains sell the same generic packs of 14 for 79p as those sold by pound shops and the supermarkets for a quid.
Edit: Beaten to it (by several hours) by mew
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Going via topcashback with the 10% voucher code also gives you the option of delivery for £1.95, so you can actually get 90 days worth of hayfever tablets for £3.81 delivered! Bargain.0
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Also at Chemist 4 U,
Sodium Cromoglicate Hayfever Eye Drops 10ml (Opticrom) Brand recieved may vary [P] £1.790 -
You can get 4 x 30 Loratadine 10mg tablets for £2.99 delivered at Pharmacy First.0
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I'm not sure if many people need 3 months worth of these tablets (assuming 1 is taken every day).
For those that don't, Home Bargains sell the same generic packs of 14 for 79p as those sold by pound shops and the supermarkets for a quid.
Edit: Beaten to it (by several hours) by mew
I need them for approx. 9 months of the year0 -
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