Tesco Non-drowsy Hayfever and Allergy Relief Tablets Reviews

Tesco do two sorts of antihistamine - the two main sorts that you can get. They are Loratadine and Cetirizine. Most people find that one of these works better for them than the other, so you just have to try both and see which is for you. Loratadine is the one that works best for me. Loratadine is the active ingredient in Clarytin, ...  Read the complete review

I didn't develop hayfever until I was in my late 20s and these last few summers have been absolute hell. What I initially thought was a really heavy cold just wouldn't go away and was especially bad at around 4am every day. Eventually the penny dropped and I realised that I would have to give an antihistamine a try. I must admit that I ...  Read the complete review

I have suffered with hayfever for many years and it can put a real dampener on my summer time fun when I have a really bad day. I've always kept a stock of allergy relief tables in the kitchen cupboard for those occasions when the pollen gets almost unbearable. I used to spend a fortune on branded hayfever remedy's convinced that the ...  Read the complete review

Anyone who suffers badly form hayfever will no doubt be in the middle of a miserable time at the moment. Me, I am happily taking my medicine and on the whole keeping the horrible condition at arms length. How am I managing this you ask? Well quite simply by taking these one a day tablets from Tescos. My hayfever begins believe it or not ...  Read the complete review

These are great for allegy suffers - I suffer from hayfever and use these daily. Obviously, the active ingredient is loratadine, and it's much cheaper than any of you big name bands like Clarityn, but just as effective. These work best taken over a period of time, allowing them to build up so prevent your symptoms. My sneezing in the pollen ...  Read the complete review

I have suffered with hayfever since I was 8 years old. I've been tested and found out it is only the pollen of the grass 'Timothy' that affects me! Anyway, whatever it is, it generally gives me hell for the whole of June and July every year. My symptoms range from an itchy throat and skin to itchy, watery eyes, nasal congestion, ...  Read the complete review

I suffer from hayfever right from the start of the season when there is lots of grass pollen around, right through to the end of the season when the main type of pollen which affects sufferers is tree pollen. My symptoms are mainly sneezing, itchy eyes and general irritability of the sinuses and the extremity of my suffering tends to vary from ...  Read the complete review

I suffer from mild asthma and also allergies to house dust and feathers. For the last few years I have had occasional bouts of sneezing, followed by a very sore throat and runny nose. This was not much of a problem until recently, as it always cleared up quickly, leading me to believe that it was an allergy to something, rather than a cold. Over ...  Read the complete review

I have a pretty bad dust allergy that really annoys me, so ive tried plenty of tablets to try and relieve me of the symptoms. Some of the premium brands can be over 3 pounds for 7 pills and with allergies being a daily problem it can become very expensive. I like supermarket own brands of tablets basically because they are cheaper, I ...  Read the complete review

I bought these so-called "non drowsy" tablets as I suffer from hayfever all year round. Despite the manufacturers claims I am constantly falling asleep at work, to the amusement of my colleagues.