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180-Count 180g. Kirkland Aller-Fex Fexofenadine Antihistamine Tablets EXPIRED
$26.50
$33.49
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Costco Wholesale has 180-Count 180g. Kirkland Aller-Fex Fexofenadine Antihistamine Tablets for $26.49. Shipping is free.
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- Non-drowsy. Aller-Fex lets you take care of allergy symptoms so that you can keep up with your life.
- Indoor/outdoor allergy relief of sneezing; runny nose; itchy, watery eyes & itchy nose or throat
- Allergy medicine for relief of tough allergy symptoms
- A single tablet relieves symptoms for a full 24 hours.
- Gluten free
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- This price is $7 lower (21% savings) than the list price of $33.49.
- Offer valid through 7/17/22 or while supplies last. Limit 5 per member.
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at 07:02 AM
On sale at Costco's website, no membership required, includes free shipping.
Kirkland Signature Aller-Fex Antihistamine (generic Allegra) 180 Tablets
$7 manufacturer's instant savings (stacks) is valid 7/4/22 through 7/17/22.
While supplies last - Limit 5
https://www.costco.com/kirkland-s...99849.html
Kirkland Signature Aller-Fex Antihistamine (generic Allegra) 180 Tablets
$7 manufacturer's instant savings (stacks) is valid 7/4/22 through 7/17/22.
While supplies last - Limit 5
https://www.costco.com/kirkland-s...99849.html
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FindingSerendipity
asked this question on 07-07-2022 at 11:11 AM
07-07-2022 at 11:12 AM
Nope, you can buy this item without a membership 🥳
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asked this question on 07-07-2022 at 02:45 PM
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A better analogy is that your Model S could be from 1 of a few factories. Each use a different plastic component in an area of the car, that you can't see, that in no way affects the quality or specs of the car.
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It is not, it is for a generic version of Fexofenodine which is again NOT Allegra.
It's like saying "Tesla Model S I Automobile, Ford Fusion" Sure they are both cars, but obivously different.
Change the title, remove Allegra and put in Kirkland.
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It is not, it is for a generic version of Fexofenodine which is again NOT Allegra.
It's like saying "Tesla Model S I Automobile, Ford Fusion" Sure they are both cars, but obivously different.
Change the title, remove Allegra and put in Kirkland.
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It is not, it is for a generic version of Fexofenodine which is again NOT Allegra.
It's like saying "Tesla Model S I Automobile, Ford Fusion" Sure they are both cars, but obivously different.
Change the title, remove Allegra and put in Kirkland.
A better analogy is that your Model S could be from 1 of a few factories. Each use a different plastic component in an area of the car, that you can't see, that in no way affects the quality or specs of the car.
A better analogy is that your Model S could be from 1 of a few factories. Each use a different plastic component in an area of the car, that you can't see, that in no way affects the quality or specs of the car.
If I didn't stock up last time I was in Asia I'd be all over this deal - I bought 240 180mg allegra tablets for about $6. Knew a guy who knew a guy who sold these in bulk to hospitals and pharmacies. I take as needed esp since my omicron symptoms were pretty close to my allergic reactions.
It is not, it is for a generic version of Fexofenodine which is again NOT Allegra.
It's like saying "Tesla Model S I Automobile, Ford Fusion" Sure they are both cars, but obivously different.
Change the title, remove Allegra and put in Kirkland.
It is not, it is for a generic version of Fexofenodine which is again NOT Allegra.
It's like saying "Tesla Model S I Automobile, Ford Fusion" Sure they are both cars, but obivously different.
Change the title, remove Allegra and put in Kirkland.
A better analogy is that your Model S could be from 1 of a few factories. Each use a different plastic component in an area of the car, that you can't see, that in no way affects the quality or specs of the car.
What you all are missing however and maybe it's my fault in how I posted, is not that this generic drug is the same as Allegra, but that fact that the title says it IS Allegra when it IS NOT. Hence my example, if you were going to look at a Tesla to buy it and someone brought out a Ford and siad, it's an automobile, they are the same, you'd be pretty pissed off.
In any case, false advertising is clearly an accepted practice these days, so nevermind.