My hayfever is cured - No more drugs

Dumbledore55

evilgeenius wrote: »

I getting one of these devices tomorrow. I can't wait!!

If it really works as well as people are saying then the world needs to know. All GPs should know about this!! If it's so good why isn't it on prescription??

Chris

Totally agree, it would be worth GPs paying for a machine once per patient - must save a fortune in anti-histamines over a lifetime.

candygirl

Well i bought a medinose thing, and then forgot i had done(unbelievable as it may sound) and my hayfever's been worse than ever this year.Just found it down the side of my bed though so amusing it from now on.:p

sellingmysoul666

MEDINOSE PLUS on chemist4u again for £59.95

http://www.chemist-4-u.com/search.php?mode=search&page=1

i bought one from this company last year & my hayfever was a lot better than previous years
just started using it agian this week

but cheaper at amazon

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Medinose-45030-Hayfever-Allergy-Treatment/dp/B000BI69UQ/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&s=drugstore&qid=1207862507&sr=1-1

but chemist 4 u have a price match promise

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Lloyds Pharmacy website seems not to be working =(

Is it still that price?

Thanks!

topple

It is not on offer any more it was just for it's introduction. I got mine from ebay. I love it - not a sniff this year so far.

harryharp

The Lloyds offer IS BACK (and it's better this time)!! I've just started a thread about it on 'Grabbit':
http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showthread.html?t=862191

Kbush

Hi,

I have had hay fever since very young, and its always peaks at right about now beginning of June. I know a lot of people now days have some hay fever symptoms; it seems to be al too easily diagnosed by anyone in a chemist trying to sell you “Anti Histamines” of one brand or another. I have tried all of this medication and it’s the biggest waste of money going, not only me another guy in my office who suffers badly has had the same experience.

Anyway I saw the reviews for the Lloyds allergy reliever and was sceptical but went ahead and purchased one about a month ago. During this time my symptoms were mild and the Allergy reliever did help to control the sneezing etc. My hayfever kicked in full swing yesterday and I used the Allergy reliever 4 times in the day as directed. In my opinion it made no difference during this time, my symptoms are as strong as ever I was blowing my nose since I woke up at 06:30 this morning until about 09:30.

As much as I hoped this would work for me it had failed but well done at Lloyds for trying but its back to the drawing board in my opinion

Kevin

Jet

I think if you suffer really badly from hayfever, the medinose or Lloyds alternative isn't going to completely ease the symptoms. i think the pollen count over the last couple of days is horrendously high and lots of people are suffering more than normal. My son suffers badly with hayfever but had it much controlled last year by the medinose, but today he is suffering badly again.

Boppy_2

i am pig sick of hayfever, i don't know what to suggest, i honestly could cut my nose off lol!

ecoqueen

Am i the only person this hasn't worked for ?
I've been using it for 3 weeks now , its had no effect at all :-(