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Best OTC allergy medication?

trama09

Well pollen season has started what I live. With that, I am now sneezing every minute I am awake. My pollen allergies are very severe. Severe enough to where I shouldve seen the doctors years ago. But I am lazy.

I was curious to see what over the counter medication you guys use. I have used Claritin, zyrtec, and benadryl. The first two works alright, and benedryl knocks me out instantly. So needless to say, I'd like to try something where I can still be productive with my day.

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Damn. The last bit destroyed my answer. I was gonna say something that passes you out like weed or morphine.

who cares...

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You can just mix loratadine and cetirizine

IIRC cetirizine isn't a antihistamine. Buy them generic, there's no point in paying a markup for the same drug.

I suffer from allergies.

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Tampons in the nostrils.

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Allegra works the best for me

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Yeah a lot of antihistamines will have a sedating affect, some have quite a long half life though, so taking them at night might see you through most of the next day.

 

 

You can just mix loratadine and cetirizine
IIRC cetirizine isn't a antihistamine. Buy them generic, there's no point in paying a markup for the same drug.
I suffer from allergies.

 

Both of those can be sedating, depends on the person though.

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Damn. The last bit destroyed my answer. I was gonna say something that passes you out like weed or morphine.

 

Morphine will certainly help you forget about the allergies :lol:, but one of the early withdrawal side effects is a runny nose, probably not a good thing for someone with hay fever.

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Allegra works for me

 

The increasingly heavy pollen buildups don't help, especially here in virginia.

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