Benadryl Plus

Now that I’m living totally on my own – not with friends or family or 15 other girls as I have done before – and in particular in a country where pharmacies are far too complicated for their own good, things like First aid kids have come into my possession. Mine is very small, though, and only really contains a few things. Plasters. Strepsils. Savlon. Disprin. And, strangely enough, Benadryl Cream. * Fact : There are lots of biting insects in this world. And this summer it seemed that all of them converged on Menorca for the few months I was there. Barely a day went by without me finding a new bite somewhere on my body. I react ...  Read the complete review

Tis’ the season of Spring (well it was when I actually wrote the review, I know we're now approaching the end of summer!), and many a young man (and woman)’s fancy turns to thoughts of… … … … … … … … … … … HAY FEVER Yes, we may think of love, but if we suffer from seasonal rhinitis, we are more likely to be concerned with stopping our lives from being ruined for a few months. (Thoughts of love are often less romantic with streaming eyes and nose along with constant ...  Read the complete review

Help my head is exploding! If you suffer from allergies, you might know that feeling. You know, when your nose resembles a tap, your eyes are too big for their sockets, you have that awful itch deep down inside your ears and at the back of your throat where you can't get at it, and you wish you could just get out of your head and go somewhere else? I generally take Loratadine on a daily basis to keep the itches and sneezes at bay - well, during the summer and when about to visit friends with animals, anyway. That works over time - you need to start taking it a few days before you expect a problem, and keep on taking it regularly. So I also keep a ...  Read the complete review

I first started suffering with hayfever when I was 16, about 12 years ago now. So that's 12 years of suffering through May and June, sniff sniff. When I first got my hayfever I struggled on, determined not to let it bother me. Anyone who suffers this time of the year will realise that's not the sensible option. So i took myself off to the doctors to get some help. The doctor suggested a few solutions from herbal remedies, to local honey, to drugs. Tried a few of the natural options but needed something stronger. So I went for the drugs. Tried a few different options, some worked, but made me drowsy and made my head fuzzy. Some didn't do this, but didn't stop my ...  Read the complete review