Hayfever/Allergies

[adewolves]

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

[feefee1970]

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

[Katiehutchinson_1991]

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

[goldengirl]

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.

[adewolves]

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.

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

[dragon]

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.

[Susi1962]

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