Costco Wholesale has for their
Members: 365-Count Kirkland Non-Drowsy AllerClear Antihistamine Tablets on sale
5 for $12.45.
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Note: A $30 discount is applied automatically when a quantity of 5
qualifying pharmacy items is added to the cart. You may mix and match items eligible for this promotion.
About this item:
- Active Ingredient: Kirkland Signature AllerClear contains loratadine 10 mg, an antihistamine. Compare to the active ingredient in Claritin.
- 24 Hour Allergy Relief: One dose of Kirkland Signature AllerClear works for a full 24 hours to relieve your aggravating allergy symptoms.
- Original Prescription Strength: Get strong symptom relief without the sleepiness, when taken as directed. This trusted allergy medicine comes in full prescription strength.
- Antihistamine: This histamine blocker temporarily relieves symptoms due to hay fever or other upper respiratory allergies: sneezing, runny nose, itching of the nose or throat and itchy, watery eyes.
- Non-Drowsy: When taken as directed, this allergy medicine will help your runny nose and other common allergy symptoms without making you feel drowsy.
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Cantrell et al,5 in another study, tested medications that had expired 28 to 40 years earlier that were discovered unopened and in their original containers at a retail pharmacy. Twelve of the 14 active ingredients were present in at least 90% of the labeled amount, meeting our standard of acceptable minimum potency. Given these data, it seems that many labeled expiration dates do not reflect true longevity.
Now would I take drugs years old? Not preferably, but for something like this where the worst that would happen is you get some allergy symptoms, sure.
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For allergies, likely not. They may not work as well, but should still do the job even years after expiry. I wouldn't do that for more important stuff like BP, diabetes, etc.
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Aller-Tec is $11.49 and presumably gets the same 5 item discount.
Pharmacist here. I prefer loratadine as it's slightly less anticholinergic than cetirizine. For chronic use loratadine is less drying (eyes, mouth), and less likely to affect memory, cognition than cetirizine. Whatever you do, stay far away from Benadryl (diphenhydramine) for regular use. Risks there are very well established.
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Aller-Tec is $11.49 and presumably gets the same 5 item discount.
Ultimately you have to find what works best for you. I've had seasonal allergies (mostly sinus, eyes) for about 15 years. took a couple years to find the best combo (claritin/pataday/flonase), due to the fact that it takes several days for the meds to build up in your system AND the fact that allergies in general just take awhile to calm down (if you remove yourself from the allergen). Then a few years later the claritin started to wane, so I was on zyrtec. After a few years the zyrtec would make me very tired so now I'm on allegra [all generics of course]. Each has its own side effect profile - and I am wondering if the allegra is causing some side effects one wouldn't normally associate with allergy meds.
At any rate, see what works for you before buying a decade's supply./
600 pills of Kirkland generic Benadryl , $4.99.
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I just realized I've gotten at least one item so far.
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Going to reorder and wait for these to come, and then return the packs that had the upcoming expiration dates.
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