Safrel Loratadine 10mg Tablets | Non-Drowsy 24 Hour Allergy Relief Medicine | Antihistamine Support for Runny Nose, Sneezing, Itchy, Watery Eyes (300 Count (Pack of 1))

300 pills for ten dollars? Are you kidding? No, they aren’t.I had been taking generic Zyzal, but whatever is in the air this year is kicking my behind. My husband had a few leftover Loratidine from when we both used it, and in desperation I took one just to see. The old ways are the best, sometimes. The grains of sand magically left my eyes. I started feeling like a human being, again.So I hopped onto Amazon to find more of these magical pills and stumbled upon this fantastic deal.I can’t promise it will work as well for what gets your own allergies going, but it is so cheap it is worth giving it a shot. It works just as well as when I bought Claritin.

great

Bought these because they are so much cheaper than the brand-name product, and cheaper than the generic sold at WM. We're happy with it.

good value

the product was as advertised

For what I pay to the pharmacy for 30 pills I can get 300 here. Yes I said 300. That’s not a typo.Are they the same thing? I think so. I haven’t sent them off to the FBI for testing or anything but my eyes aren’t itchy, my nose is less runny and I don’t have to put a cold compress on my eyes in the morning just to get them to open.If I don’t take my meds, it isn’t pretty, people. My eyes crust over, my nose looks like Rudolf could use it in a pinch, and I can’t stop clearing my throat. I take meds year around because I am allergic to living. I’m almost ready to be fitted for my bubble. Only some of you will get the reference. For the rest of you, google is your friend.I pair this with pseudoephedrine every 4-6 hours. My doctor says I can take it every 4 as needed because she has seen the horror that is me when I’m under-medicated. When your doctor jumps back when you take your sunglasses off, I don’t think it’s good.These are as small as the name brand and I get relief. Maybe not as much as the name brand but to be honest, I couldn’t swear to that. My allergies get worse every year so it’s hard to measure when the yard stick is constantly changing.

I am a former Claritin user (24 hr and 12 hr). I wasn't much of a fan of the 24 hr, because I feel that it didn't work as well as the 12 hr. My PCP didn't like the Sudafed in Claritin and told me about Loratadine. I'm converted. All of the allergy relief for a fraction of the price. And imho, this works just as well as the 12 hour Claritin did.

The pills are tiny; easy to swallow and they work well for me.