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Hayfever Tablets
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Boots own make pack of 30 hayfever tablets are 7.98 and BOGOF .Not sure how long this offer is on for but it is usually for quite a long time.He who smiles rather than rages is always
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Please note Neoclarityn (desloratidine) is different to loratidine (Clarityn), as Neoclarityn is Prescription Only and only available via GP.libertine wrote:Neither loratadine or ceterizine work for me so I get neoclarityn, otherwise known as desloratadine. A bit stronger, but prescription only.
Last time my doc prescribed 60 I think, but then again I'm a poor student and have to take it every day!“Official Company Representative
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blimey....I've got a cupboard full of Tesco 99p hayfever tablets (10 boxes), I really really suffer and will be starting to take them in the next few days , but, the chemist-4-u ones are really cheap - I will be buying some of those, as the Tesco ones don't seem strong enough by the time Iget to July and I end up buying Clarityn and Benadryl for a few weeks.
Will definitely be getting some !!!
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Wilkinsons do the branded ones slightly cheaper...
I use the Tesco 99p ones mainly, and get away with the branded only on the worst week or 2
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keren29 wrote:as the Tesco ones don't seem strong enough by the time Iget to July and I end up buying Clarityn and Benadryl for a few weeks.
I might be mistaken but I thought the active ingredient was exactly the same in the generic version as the branded version.
Neo-clarityn (as pointed out prescription only) is I understand twice as effective as clarityn though it doesn't work for me.
I have started taking my generic clarityn already as I was getting a bit snotty:eek: but next month will start with my nasal spray too which should help to control things.
~Laugh and the world laughs with you, weep and you weep alone.~:)
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I ordered from chemist-4-u & got the tablets reilly quick within 2 days & they seem to be helping with the hayfever too!"what lies behind us & what lies before us are tiny matters compared to what lies within us" Ralph Waldo Emerson0
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I'll second that. couple of days to deliver - spot on
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nomoneytoday wrote:Wilkinsons do the branded ones slightly cheaper...
I use the Tesco 99p ones mainly, and get away with the branded only on the worst week or 2
I went to my local Wilko's today looking for these, but found an even better bargain......... Galpharm Hayfever and Allergy relief Blue box (cetirizine) and another type in a green box (7 tabs in a box)
£1.49 each or.....2 for £1.00
Needless to say I bought 12 packs for £6.00 a good few months supply!
Got wierd look from cashier
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The loratidine from http://www.chemist-4-u.com are £1.99 for 30 INCLUDING delivery. I just ordered 5 boxes, they are £4.99 for the generic version in my local chemist which is normally quite good price wise for medicines.0
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Boots used to do tubs of 500 Piriton for under £10. Anyone know if they still do - only small packs on their website.
(I know these are not one-a-day, but still a good price.)0
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