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Medinose type product from Lloyds £14.99!

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Hi there fellow hayfever/allergy sufferers!

Thought this may be worth a new thread - for anyone who has been wondering wether to invest in a Medinose (light therapy gadget which is supposed to relieve hayfever/allergies). I've been thinking about it but at around £60+ if it didn't work I would be p****d off! :D

I saw an advert in The Sun yesterday for Lloyds Pharmacy Allergy Reliever £14.99, £45 off! I checked on the Lloyds website for more info but nothing on there so went into my local Lloyds today (well went twice as first time it was shut for lunch - didn't think that happened in 2007!:eek: ) to see if they had it and they had it but hadn't even got it out on the shelves yet. The pharmacist had never heard of it, or Medinose, so not really got her finger on the pulse but on reading the leaflet said it made sense it would help relieve symptoms.

Anyway for £14.99 thought it was worth a go. Had it 'on' at work for first go which caused amusement - it has 2 light probes to put up your nose for 3 minutes (up to 4 times a day) which glow red - through your nose!!!!:rotfl:
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  • shopaholicsan
    shopaholicsan Posts: 249 Forumite
    Thanks, will have a look at this. A friend of mine has the Medinose and says it works (she bought it from a website where you got a full refund if it didn't work)
    My daughter wanted one but couldn't manage the cost so I will pass this info on.
  • yully
    yully Posts: 234 Forumite
    Thanks for that, I've managed to find one and just packed my hubbie off to collecct it, after spending all day in bed yesterday because I couldn't breathe properly i'll give anything a go!!
  • winnie81
    winnie81 Posts: 887 Forumite
    Well i bought one so I am hoping it works lol
    Wife to a great husband and mum to 4 fantastic kids 9,8,4,3 they drive me mad but I would do anything and give everything for my family :grinheart
  • M.A.
    M.A. Posts: 52 Forumite
    Wanted one and was about to buy off ebay for £30+. Fingers crossed it will work. Thanks for the post!
  • Ellidee
    Ellidee Posts: 6,216 Forumite
    Part of the Furniture 1,000 Posts Combo Breaker
    D**n I bought the Medinose a couple of weeks ago ! Its working but I could have saved some money. Thanks op anyway
    Nothing is so fatiguing as the eternal hanging on of an uncompleted task. William James
  • MINCER_2
    MINCER_2 Posts: 406 Forumite
    If you want an actual 'Medinose' then this is the cheapest I found a couple of months ago.

    http://mashco.co.uk/?dir=product&id=689
    All the World is a Stage; and I'm going through a difficult one at the moment!
  • loopy_lou_5
    loopy_lou_5 Posts: 162 Forumite
    I get hayfever really bad, has it worked for anyone?

    My nearest lloyds is 10 miles away so would value any comments.

    Many Thanks
    If Tescos and Asda are lowering prices every day,
    how come nothing is free yet? :rotfl:
  • Manix
    Manix Posts: 6 Forumite
    Hi Loopy_Lou,

    I've been suffering so bad this year that I thought I'd give it a try. Lloyds had them on the shelf in Portsmouth, but it sounds like it might be worth ringing ahead before you make the journey. Its in a green box called Allergy Reliever. I think the code for it is 5037560016108K.

    I'm pretty sceptical about the difference that sticking 2 LED's up my nose is going to make, but I was so bad £15 seemed like a good gamble if it works.

    I've used it 4 times now, last night it didn't seem to do much, but I used it again this morning (along with the beconase, eye drops and the usual anti-histamine...) and it does seem to be doing something. Unlike normal, my nose has dried up, and I just feel bunged up with a bit of a headache now, rather than runny.

    I'm still sceptical... It could just be the fact that I'm shoving some bits of plastic up my nose, rather than any 'magical' light cure, but for £15 I would say its worth going for.

    if it doesn't work for you... clean it up and sell it on ebay :O) eeewwwww...
  • PhilCCFC
    PhilCCFC Posts: 355 Forumite
    This year I have been trying a few different methods of controlling my hayfever. Nasaleze is a good natural product which works well for me, I have added Quecetin B5 complex to my treatment as recommended by a pharmacist in a local free rag. This worked well until the main pollen season kicked in and then I have had to combine these with the usual antihistamine.
    They say that football is a religion, if this is true I worship at the Exacta Stadium, Chester
  • coolsolution
    coolsolution Posts: 121 Forumite
    Part of the Furniture Combo Breaker
    Is this things really works? (lloyds one)
    :beer::T:j:mad::p:D;):cool::eek::rotfl::A this are the signs of a lunatic.
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