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Hayfever/Allergies

Postby adewolves » 21 Apr 2011 21:14

I hope you don't mind me putting this link here, if so delete, it certainly isn't spam. As a sufferer of hayfever most of my life ( my youngest now as well ) it can cost a few quid in pills to conquer the horrible thing. I just ordered 3 months worth of piriton equiverlent for under 3 quid, free post. The link is moneysavingexpert so its no way a con. Just thought it might save a few people a few quid.


http://www.moneysavingexpert.com/family ... ies#online
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Re: Hayfever/Allergies

Postby feefee1970 » 21 Apr 2011 22:52

its not only hayfever its good for but also prickley heat rash, im wondering is the CLARITIN one would work as its a bit cheaper
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Re: Hayfever/Allergies

Postby Katiehutchinson_1991 » 21 Apr 2011 23:44

i get hayfever quite bad when im here in scotland but i never get it when im in turkey
its so weird but thats what happens
thanks for the link :)
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Postby goldengirl » 22 Apr 2011 09:15

Thats a good offer. Which ones are non drowsy? dont suffer hay fever however someone i know takes 1a day on her jollies for the prevention of mossie bites flaring up.
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Re: Hayfever/Allergies

Postby adewolves » 22 Apr 2011 10:29

Katiehutchinson_1991 wrote:i get hayfever quite bad when im here in scotland but i never get it when im in turkey
its so weird but thats what happens
thanks for the link :)
xxxx

Same here, I suffer really bad sometimes but never get it over there at all, neither does our daughter, it is wierd considering all the flowers over there. :?
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Re: Hayfever/Allergies

Postby Colette » 22 Apr 2011 15:53

feefee1970 wrote:its not only hayfever its good for but also prickley heat rash, im wondering is the CLARITIN one would work as its a bit cheaper


I take Loretidine/Claritin , get the from my GP, they work for me

Good link Ade thanks :D
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Re: Hayfever/Allergies

Postby dragon » 22 Apr 2011 18:43

We buy ours from the Asda pharmacy. You ask for non-brand Piriton and they give you Chlorphenamine 4mg tablets. Last summer they were 86p for 28 tablets.
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Re: Hayfever/Allergies

Postby Susi1962 » 25 Apr 2011 15:42

I get Loratadine on prescription but find that, with the heat, it's not enough if I'm bitten in Icmeler. The local pharmacies sell very strong anti-histamines OTC which work well and it's worth a few pounds to relieve the symptoms
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