Boots Non Drowsy Hayfever & Allergy Relief Reviews
Product Type: Boots medicinal products
Newest Review: ... other medication then check first. You can do this with your doctor or on the Boots website. Children under 2 years old ... more
... should not take these; You can get a syrup for younger children so check that out if needed.
These need to be stored in their sealed foil pack unbroken in the bix and in a cool dry place.
RECOMMENDED?
Yes and no. I have now found a cheaper solution that suits me and I would suggest if you suffer from hayfever then check which of the non branded ones contain loratadine and if they have the same dose and try the cheaper brand. If loratadine does not work for you then try another brand and look at the active ingredient ...more
Customer Boots Non Drowsy Hayfever & Allergy Relief Reviews (13)
Boots Non Drowsy Hayfever & Allergy Relief: Hayfeverists, help is at hand! (506 words)by - written on 23/07/09 (Very useful, 212 readings)
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As a long-standing hayfever sufferer, I am all too familiar with the evil lure of pollen-irritated eyes. The sensation of scratching the LIVING HELL out of one's eyeballs on a hot summer's day is, quite simply, divine! There are however, dire consequences to using one's fists as a pair of human window-wipers. These are namely, swollen, puffy, painful and bloodshot eyes, and in particularly vigorous scratch-fests, the generation of sticky yellowy-white gloop. Yuck! So, how does one deal with this problem? Purchase a massive pair of sunglasses to serve as a shield against pollen infiltration? Lock oneself indoors with all windows firmly closed? Assuming ... Read the complete review
by - written on 01/03/13 (Very useful, 58 readings)
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Boots Non Drowsy Hayfever & Allergy Relief I never suffered from hayfever or allergies until I went to live in Australia and then something set me off. I think it might have been wattle but whatever it was stimulated my allergy response and since then I really suffer from specific pollens. I think it might be grass and trees rather than flower as it often gets worse when the grasses are long. Anyway whatever causes it means that I have to do all kinds of things to try and avoid the response my body has to these pollens. Firstly I always use a natural remedy which is a bees wax product that I wipe around the inside of my nostrils and this ... Read the complete review
by - written on 18/04/11, updated on 18/04/11 (Very useful, 188 readings)
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As I'm sure you will already know Boots the chemist produce many different products to relief the symptoms of hay-fever. The tablets I've chosen to review are called "Non drowsy Hay-fever relief 10 mg tablets" not to be confused with those of a similar name, pictured above "Non drowsy Hay-fever and allergy relief 10 mg tablets" which are antihistamines. Dooyoo advised I was to post my review here. ##Boots Non Drowsy Hay-fever relief 10 mg tablets## These tablets come inside a blister pack of seven, the tablets are white and oval shaped with a break line and markings "L" and "10" on one side, also ... Read the complete review
by - written on 20/03/11 (Very useful, 437 readings)
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Up until a few years ago I never suffered from hayfever. However since the increase of Oilseed Rape being grown all around our area I have found that I am now suffering symptoms. There is controversy about what causes these symptoms, it may be the pollen itself or the volatile oils that the plant emits that causes the problem but either way I end up with sore, itchy eyes and a tightening of my chest which end up with me having to reach for my inhaler. Strangely it took me a while to work out that my problem was actually an allergy. Having realised that I was now an allergy sufferer I knew that my condition wasn't serious enough to bother my Doctor so I ... Read the complete review
by - written on 10/11/10 (Very useful, 101 readings)
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Unfortunately I suffer from Hay fever over the summer months which is not at all pleasant. The usual symptoms of watery eyes, sneezing and itchy nose just isn't enough for me. I often get nose bleeds (which is part due to hay fever and pollen irritation, part due to dehydration I suppose). To combat the symptoms I usually take Hay fever tablets in the morning, and have been buying Boots Non Drowsy Hay fever relief ever since I started taking them... I don't think they are the cheapest tablets out there, but they are fairly priced. For 7 tablets they cost under £3. I usually make full use of the Boots 3 for 2 Mix and Match to get these cheaper than they would ... Read the complete review
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