Clarityn tablets (Loratadine) 1 a day for relief of sneezing, runny nose and itchy eyes. Use before Jan 2018. 7 tablets for 75p.
11 comments
Stompa
13 Dec 16#11
They do for me!
FirePhantom
13 Dec 16#10
If they don't work as well for you, it's because you get a placebo effect from the buying the expensive brand. So go ahead keep doing that if you want and enjoy your simultaneously dwindling bank account as a side effect.
FirePhantom
13 Dec 16#9
7 loratadine tablets for 75 p is still ridiculously overpriced. If you buy branded OTC pharmaceuticals, you're flat out being ripped off.
BertieWusster
12 Dec 162#8
Sorry, cold from me. Personally, I think branded medicines are often a rip off and there is plenty of independent evidence that generics are just as good.
Places like Savers and Poundstretcher will usually have the Galpharm brand of loratidine and cetirizine at about 79p for 14.
As for the online pharmacies I would only buy if the online description included the use by date: once got burnt by a 'deal' that turned out to have 5 months out of the 6 past their use by date. Given the cost it wasn't worth the hassle of sending them back and trying to claim a refund.
caroline777upnorth
12 Dec 16#7
I know that they have the same active ingredient and theoretically should work as well - but they just don't. :disappointed:
Stompa
12 Dec 161#6
Online pharmacies usually sell the generic version much cheaper, for example:
Of course there are additional delivery costs, but the online pharmacies periodically offer free delivery (such as with the 6 month supply shown in the link).
vicknanth
12 Dec 161#5
I did lol
cmncomp
12 Dec 161#3
usually 79p for 30.
caroline777upnorth to cmncomp
12 Dec 16#4
for Clarityn - please tell me where I will get them - even their own brand is £1.50/£1.60 for 14.
vicknanth
12 Dec 16#1
bet this is store specific because i got same ones 40p last week
caroline777upnorth to vicknanth
12 Dec 16#2
Yes the labels are half price and then half that - you did well for 40p I would have bought them all! :smiley:
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Places like Savers and Poundstretcher will usually have the Galpharm brand of loratidine and cetirizine at about 79p for 14.
As for the online pharmacies I would only buy if the online description included the use by date: once got burnt by a 'deal' that turned out to have 5 months out of the 6 past their use by date. Given the cost it wasn't worth the hassle of sending them back and trying to claim a refund.
http://www.pharmacyfirst.co.uk/catalogsearch/result/?q=loratadine#isPage=2
Of course there are additional delivery costs, but the online pharmacies periodically offer free delivery (such as with the 6 month supply shown in the link).