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6 Months Supply Allacan Cetirizine Hayfever Allergy Tablets 30 x 6 £5.18 - Sold by and Dispatches from Your247Chemist on Amazon
6 Months Supply Allacan Cetirizine Hayfever Allergy Tablets 30 x 6 £5.18 - Sold by and Dispatches from Your247Chemist on Amazon
6 Months Supply Allacan Cetirizine Hayfever Allergy Tablets 30 x 6 £5.18 - Sold by and Dispatches from Your247Chemist on Amazon
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Posted 1 July 2023

6 Months Supply Allacan Cetirizine Hayfever Allergy Tablets 30 x 6 £5.18 - Sold by and Dispatches from Your247Chemist on Amazon

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About Allacan Allacan provides fast and effective 24-hour relief in adults from the annoying symptoms of hayfever and /or indoor allergies Sneezing Runny and blocked nose Red watery eyes Itchy nose Skin allergies Easy- to –take tablets suitable for adults and children aged 6+. One tablet (10mg) once a day in adults. Half a tablet (5mg), twice daily in patients aged 6 to 12 years. Allergy relief for all seasons with Allacan



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  2. neeoon's avatar
    Increasing evidence that long term use of Certirizine increases risk of dementia. Personally have switched to Loratadine. Good price though, but if old age memory impairment is a concern just be aware.

    sources:
    ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc…01/
    hey.nhs.uk/pat…cb/ (edited)
    yorkie12's avatar
    Can't find much about dementia risk by Googling but did find an article that says second and third generation Antihistamines , which both Cetirizine and Loratadine are, are less likely to cause memory problems than earlier types. Looks like Loratadine is in the same boat. Have taken that before but after a few weeks it is less effective for me , Cetirizine works all the time.
  3. topazz's avatar
    My top tip for hay fever suffers is to listen to an episode of the BBC Radio 4 consumer programme Sliced Bread. A recent episode covering hay fever treatments is available on the BBC Sounds app.

    Incidentally, last year l went my gp due to bad hay fever and she recommended upping the dose of hay fever tablets to up to four per day. NOTE Please obtain medical advice before doing the same. Also recommended Becanase nasal spray which works a treat when things are really bad but should not to be used continuously as it can irritate the nasal passages.
    plexae's avatar
    Four tablets instead of one a day?
  4. topazz's avatar
    Yes, that's what I was told. Like you l queried it but that's what l was told.
  5. Molineux's avatar
    Really depends on what anti-histamine you are on. I was prescribed Chlorphenamine by my GP last year for a severe allergic reaction and told to take up to six a day if necessary. However l was also clearly told that advice did not apply to other anti-histamines. (edited)
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