3 packs of 30, once-a-day unbranded Cetirizine antihistamine tablets for just 1p. The reason for the price appears to be because they have a BBE date of July 2016 - but for people like me with chronic year-round dust allergies, or pet allergies or if you get hayfever early on (as we seem to have summer earlier each year) or even if you just don't care about BBE dates (as i don't!) it's perfect. Postage is £1.99, so the whole deal for 3 months comes to £2.00. Only one order per customer allowed though (1 order of the 3 box bundle) For comparison, they're usually £0.69 per box - still cheap but obviously not as cheap as 3 for 1p.
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pr0crastin8or to ukbill69
2 Jan 1610#5
complete nonsense, correct adult dose from the BNF is 10mg daily.
bellboys to ukbill69
2 Jan 163#10
Nonsense post TBH...and potentially dangerous if anyone was daft enough to take you seriously.
pr0crastin8or
2 Jan 163#6
also, they aren't used for unblocking your nose, a decongestant such as sudafed (pseudoephedrine) is used for that. Cetirizine is an anti-histamine which is used for allergy relief. The doses you mention are dangerous.
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2PeteShakur
9 Jan 16#27
pulliptears
9 Jan 16#25
Dont think I'll ever use these again. Order still processing, every time I visit the site I get an email a few hours later asking if I've forgotten anything (can't opt out of that either) and there is a tick box which I admittedly missed on the original order that gives them permission to take over your electronic prescriptions so I've had to sort all of that out.
Next time I'll buy the £2 ones from Tesco.
2PeteShakur to pulliptears
9 Jan 16#26
just got the order from them yesterday, just over a week and abit - any longer and i'd of chased them up - think it must of been the busy holiday season and all that.
ukbill69
1 Jan 16#3
Anything over counter is crap and wont work, better going to doctors and getting strong stuff. Standard one is 12 times (120mg) more powerful and one im on is 18 times that (180mg). Also good at unblocking nose when you have a virus.
pr0crastin8or to ukbill69
2 Jan 1610#5
complete nonsense, correct adult dose from the BNF is 10mg daily.
billythefish to ukbill69
2 Jan 162#8
i get this exact same brand and dose supplied by st bartholemews hospital london.so this post should be ignored.
bellboys to ukbill69
2 Jan 163#10
Nonsense post TBH...and potentially dangerous if anyone was daft enough to take you seriously.
jenniferallen to ukbill69
2 Jan 161#12
This is for a completely different antihistamine so it cannot be compared as "12 times more powerful". Ignore the original post.
ewanyengi to ukbill69
2 Jan 161#13
The unmistakable smell of bu118h1t
mcormack to ukbill69
2 Jan 16#20
Absolute Tosh!
bubbles5 to ukbill69
3 Jan 16#24
The tablets you are talking about is a different antihistamine therefore the strengths can not be compared as they are completely different. For comparison Its like saying paracetamol 500mg is 50 times stronger than morphine 10mg which is obviously not true.
tibby
3 Jan 16#23
You're comparing fexofenadine against cetirizine you fool. :man:
ukbill69
3 Jan 16#22
Then you dont have bad symptoms then
2PeteShakur
2 Jan 16#21
cheers nice one! :wink:
declannn
2 Jan 16#19
move up scotland and get all medication for free
LT123
2 Jan 16#18
Different antihistamines work differently on different people tbh.... I use both these and 1st gen Piriton (chlorphenamine) and they both work similarly even though one is supposed to be non-drowsy an the other drowsy - both make me sleep better through my constant tickly nose, but not drowsy in the daytime. If I take Piriton in the day, I'm not drowsy at all. I prefer the cetirizine because unbranded chlorphenamine needs taking every 6hrs and starts wearing off after a few hrs leaving me suffering half way through the night. Also, the nasal sprays are great but just so flipping expensive!
Mandown
2 Jan 16#17
Tried these but they didn't work for my rhinitis - in fact it became worse so I no use Pollenase Allergy Relief nasal spay, which works quickly & well. Ahh! To be able to breath through my nose again....Bliss.
a2tmfk
2 Jan 16#16
please please be careful with these. I bought some recently and they are absolutely awful. I took one at midday, and it kinda helped my allergies but for the next 24 hours I was zombie like. my partner thought I was being a drama queen, she used one when she next had hayfever with exactly the same symptoms.
steer clear!!
RoobyRoo
2 Jan 161#15
Damn good price. If only there was a similar price on Cholrphenamine.
MEDICGUY
2 Jan 16#14
I ordered some of these a year ago and I've still got some left :smiley: They work well :sunglasses:
JABWootton
2 Jan 16#11
Great Price.
Nothing to be sniffed at!!
Robiow
2 Jan 161#9
Get phenergen if you want a good nights sleep
SuperMariosDad
2 Jan 16#7
Excellent find. Thanks. Needed a restock of cetrizine for the family.
Also for those that need a lot of allergy medicines you can get diphenhydramine (Kirkland brand from Costco) 600 tablets currently £8.45 delivered on eBay.
I got a tub earlier in 2015 and paid about 6.50 delivered. They're the same chemical used in nytol as well, so any one who's paying over the odds for those can get a great price this way also.
pr0crastin8or
2 Jan 163#6
also, they aren't used for unblocking your nose, a decongestant such as sudafed (pseudoephedrine) is used for that. Cetirizine is an anti-histamine which is used for allergy relief. The doses you mention are dangerous.
myflumps
1 Jan 16#4
Cheers for this - these work fine for me and I've used this company before so no issues with product :smiley:
finnmaccool
1 Jan 161#2
I won this off a scratch card.
Uridium
1 Jan 16#1
Good deal but title needs to included P&P really so as not to be misleading....
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Next time I'll buy the £2 ones from Tesco.
steer clear!!
Nothing to be sniffed at!!
Also for those that need a lot of allergy medicines you can get diphenhydramine (Kirkland brand from Costco) 600 tablets currently £8.45 delivered on eBay.
I got a tub earlier in 2015 and paid about 6.50 delivered. They're the same chemical used in nytol as well, so any one who's paying over the odds for those can get a great price this way also.