Flonase Allergy Relief Non Drowsy Nasal Spray (72 Sprays)
2 for $14.15
$31.98
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Amazon has Flonase Allergy Relief Non Drowsy Nasal Spray (72 Sprays) on sale 2 for $14.15 when you follow the instructions below. Shipping is free w/ Prime or on $25+ or $35+ orders (minimum requirement varies by location).
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Amazon[amazon.com] has Flonase Allergy Relief Non Drowsy Nasal Spray (72 Sprays) on sale 2 for $14 when you follow the instructions below. Shipping is free w/ Prime or on $25+ or $35+ orders (minimum requirement varies by location).
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Model: Flonase Allergy Relief Nasal Spray - 72.0 ea
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Flonase Allergy Relief Nasal Spray, 24 Hour Non Drowsy Allergy Medicine, Metered Nasal Spray - 72 Sprays - Fall and Seasonal Allergy Relief
Manufacturer:
GlaxoSmithKline
Product SKU:
B088WMFYMJ
UPC:
353100228899
ASIN:
B088WMFYMJ
Brand:
Flonase
Item Dimensions LxWxH:
1.88 x 5.53 x 4.97 Inches
Item Weight:
0.2 Pounds
Manufacturer:
GlaxoSmithKline
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Not that I disagree, but not everyone has Costco membership and both OPs and the Costco deals are solid. I personally use Costcos because its the same stuff and I give the extra bottles to family members with allergies.
Aller-flo/Flonase is one of the few allergy medicines that actually does what it should, and acts quickly.
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I scored big once at CVS with their stackable coupons for the Flonase 144-spray ($8.74). This is close enough at $11.58 without the extra work and stars aligning.
1 2% BACK IN EXTRABUCKS R
CVS COUPON (#477188) -.26
1 35% OFF JUST FOR YOU
CVS COUPON (#444373) -10.78
1 SAVE 30% OFF ONE ITEM
CVS COUPON (#467017) -6.01
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$8.74
I'll say 1 thing about Amazon Subscribe & Save though. One time I had a new subscription at the sale price and almost a month later when it was time to deliver that item for the 1st time, they charged me the then-current price instead of the deal price. I had contacted them through chat before delivery because S&S Deliveries was showing the higher price (as this Flonase does now on the Deliveries page @ $25.64 for 2) and they said just contact them after delivery if the price charged is actually higher. Well after delivery it was higher but they denied my request for adjustment because "prices fluctuate" even though I argued it was a new subscription at a sale price (how else would it work?). Since it was only a couple bucks, I eventually let it go.
Buyer beware with watching the final charge price on new S&S subscriptions.
Costco brand is about twice as much per ounce. 5 small bottles in box
I believe you are comparing the fl oz of the costco bottles vs the packaging weight of the amazon bottles, since amazon does not list the fl oz content. Obviously the packaging weight isn't helpful, and its typical of amazon to offer the most useless information.
However, what is listed on both is that the amazon bottles have x72 sprays at 50mcg each (of the active ingredient) and the costco bottles have x144 at 50mcg each. So that means the Costco deal is actually twice as good as it appears.
Basically same at BJ's too if you live nowhere near Costco like us. The wholesale club brand is crazy cheaper (even considering coupons) than the brand name and does the same thing for my allergies.
However, not everyone has access to Costco for a variety of reasons. That doesn't make this deal bad. I love Flonase and maybe would try the Costco brand. But am I willing to do that? Idk. With allergies, once you find something that works, you don't try to reinvent the wheel! Thanks Op. In for 1!!
How long should I use it? When should I need to stop? All I remember is my doctor told me to pump 1 before go to bed and one in the morning.
You use it as needed. During high allergies times, I definitely use it daily. What your doctor said sounds good, but if needed using during the day is OK too.
How long should I use it? When should I need to stop? All I remember is my doctor told me to pump 1 before go to bed and one in the morning.
I believe the instruction has something about addiction, etc, I asked my allergist and she said it was safe to use all year continuously. She claims she has people on it all year long. If you know when your allergy hits, suppose to start 1-2 weeks to build it up. I dont really know long term effects issues, I only need it in april/may and this month.
In addition, I take antihistamine on top of using this on really bad days.
Shows 17.99 for me. Adds 5% non member fee & tax on top of that, so is 20.66 total. That's still not bad, but wondering why i don't see the 14.99 price? Is it members only?
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Aller-flo/Flonase is one of the few allergy medicines that actually does what it should, and acts quickly.
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CVS ---
Flonase Allergy Relief Spray 144 Metered Sprays 0.62 fl oz
30.79N
Discounts Applied
1 $5 OFF YOUR PURCHASE
CVS COUPON (#463733) -5.00
1 2% BACK IN EXTRABUCKS R
CVS COUPON (#477188) -.26
1 35% OFF JUST FOR YOU
CVS COUPON (#444373) -10.78
1 SAVE 30% OFF ONE ITEM
CVS COUPON (#467017) -6.01
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$8.74
I'll say 1 thing about Amazon Subscribe & Save though. One time I had a new subscription at the sale price and almost a month later when it was time to deliver that item for the 1st time, they charged me the then-current price instead of the deal price. I had contacted them through chat before delivery because S&S Deliveries was showing the higher price (as this Flonase does now on the Deliveries page @ $25.64 for 2) and they said just contact them after delivery if the price charged is actually higher. Well after delivery it was higher but they denied my request for adjustment because "prices fluctuate" even though I argued it was a new subscription at a sale price (how else would it work?). Since it was only a couple bucks, I eventually let it go.
Buyer beware with watching the final charge price on new S&S subscriptions.
However, what is listed on both is that the amazon bottles have x72 sprays at 50mcg each (of the active ingredient) and the costco bottles have x144 at 50mcg each. So that means the Costco deal is actually twice as good as it appears.
https://www.costco.com/kirkland-s...93746.html [costco.com]
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but not the same ingredient after all.
https://www.newsmax.com/health/he...d/1134170/
but not the same ingredient after all.
https://www.newsmax.com/health/he...d/1134170/
Agree with the article. I think HCI was the post meth lockdown placebo.
However, not everyone has access to Costco for a variety of reasons. That doesn't make this deal bad. I love Flonase and maybe would try the Costco brand. But am I willing to do that? Idk. With allergies, once you find something that works, you don't try to reinvent the wheel! Thanks Op. In for 1!!
You use it as needed. During high allergies times, I definitely use it daily. What your doctor said sounds good, but if needed using during the day is OK too.
In addition, I take antihistamine on top of using this on really bad days.
https://www.costco.com/kirkland-s...93746.html
Yup. And at Sam's Club their brand is the same price too.
https://www.costco.com/kirkland-s...93746.html
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