6 Months Supply Loratadine Hayfever & Allergy Relief 10mg Tablets (30x6) GSL S&S £5.12 Sold EML MEDSby
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6 Months Supply Loratadine Hayfever & Allergy Relief 10mg Tablets (30x6) GSL S&S £5.12 Sold EML MEDSby

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  • 6 Months Supply Loratadine Hayfever & Allergy Relief 10mg Tablets (30x6) GSL

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  1. gregorygamer89's avatar
    8 months here for £5.99 amazon.co.uk/240…c=1 , what's the difference - anyone know?
    Scottish_Dafty's avatar
    The one OP posted is Loratadine, wether as the one you put the link up for is Cetirizine dihydrochloride.
    Some people might not notice the difference but if i take the Cetirizine dihydrochloride one i get affected badly by it's drowsiness side effect. Only takes about 30 minutes before I'm drooling on myself 🤤
    Loratadine however I'm fine with.
  2. KB90's avatar
    I am getting these Allergy tables since many years and it really good against Hay-fever & Allergy.

    But last month order (Paid £4.68), I've received different brand in new packaging. I rang Amazon and received a refund.
    seagull1977's avatar
    The active ingredient is the same so it doesn't matter what packaging it comes in. Mine came in different packing but still works
  3. te721's avatar
    52570816-fFTkG.jpg Slightly cheaper from a different supplier
    guttediam's avatar
    Thank you te721

    Gave you heat Op 😜
  4. Zameen's avatar
    Citirizine if anyone wants it, sold by amazon in other sellers

    amazon.co.uk/Mon…-12
    Sho_Nuff's avatar
    Yes, I don't use Loratadine. I bought the Cetirizine you linked to a few days back.
  5. dealhuntergb's avatar
    I’d be very cautious of buying any medication from Amazon as you don’t 100% know where it’s come from (apparently Amazons own stock gets mixed in the warehouse bin with 3rd party stock)

    Supermarkets own branded hayfever tablets are less than £1
    StaceyQ's avatar
    Do you use a DeLorean to get them?
    It's usually £2.95 for a 30 pack own label in my local Tesco.

    Look for the active ingredient and product licence number to check it's licenced in the UK or EEA.
  6. BrianButterfield's avatar
    Anyone tried the eating local honey technique? I swear the main problem is Rapeseed.
    ramkmr's avatar
    Can you give more details please interested to try?
  7. katiex87x's avatar
    thanks
  8. SPLE22's avatar
    The country is probably immune to this now. Just doesn't work.
    Seanl1991's avatar
    Anti histamines work very well for me
  9. devdas121's avatar
    Why the local pharmacies are charging £4.99 per one pack?
    EnbyEmily's avatar
    Chemist4You is 99p.
    The brand name Clarityn is like £7 though.
  10. kenzo's avatar
    Is this the drowsy kind?
    DanMck's avatar
    No
  11. briz1's avatar
    It’s £4.65 if you click on other sellers and you can wait till Wednesday for free delivery
  12. roady's avatar
    If you want 4% of your hay-fever reduced, then go for these beauties. Or go for 120mg fexofenodine and then have the whole thing eradicated like you never had it in your life, you be the judge.
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