[Magdalen] US Allergy sufferers...help!

[James Handsfield]

Claritin and Allegra are available OTC.  Claritan-D and Allegra-D contain sudafed and is semi controlled (at least in GA) meaning you have to sign a register.  Any pharmacist should be able to tell you which would work better.  And don’t forget Zyrtec as a possibility.

Alleluia!  Christ is risen!

James Handsfield
jhandsfield at att.net





> On May 5, 2015, at 10:32 AM, Grace Cangialosi <gracecan at gmail.com> wrote:
> 
> I've seldom had a problem with allergies, but for some reason today is ghastly. I can't stop sneezing, puffy eyes, stuffy nose...well, you get the idea.
> Is there some OTC remedy that won't knock me out? Benadryl is out of the question, not sure if they still make Dristan, but I seem to remember taking that many years ago. I can take Sudafed for the congestion, but I'm not sure it helps the allergy part. And now it's only sold behind the counter!
> I've heard of Claritin and Allegra, but I think those require a Rx, and I'm not sure about the drowsiness factor...
> Any suggestions would be gratefully received!