was £56.80? were these lined with crack?

thanks op

ordered , last time I bought these was about 5 years ago and I bought far far too many (like 30 odd boxes or something) as they were about 20p a box.
The use by date was 2014 but I used them last year just fine. If the pollen count was particularly bad I'd take one at night and one in the morning rather than the 1 a day it advises.
Did the job perfectly and probably would still be okay for this year but at this price I can afford to throw away my 9 remaining boxes and replace with new stock , happy days :wink:

Thanks OP , Heat added

Freedelivery works only if you add 3 x Fluconazole

Thanks op

Nice one, just what the Dr. ordered :sunglasses:

I have just received packs of Loratadine today so anyone who's been waiting a while should receive yours in the next few days

Good for a having a quick nap too

Well, I have worked in the industry for nearly 10 years now. There hasn't been a verified study that suggests expired medication is toxic, but it has been shown that it can lose its efficacy.

Nothing bad will happen to you if you take expired allergy tablets, other than that you might not relieve yourself of the symptoms.

Glad to hear that definitively from someone with a medical/pharmacology degree.

The only risk is that the medication doesn't work anymore. So for things like pain killers or allergy tablets, the worst that can happen is you still have a headache, runny nose or whatever.

Obviously, if you are taking a tablet that you need to survive, the risk becomes much bigger. But expired medication won't make you ill.

I'd never wanna be a pawn anyway

Would go with loratadine, clarityn substitute, and non drowsy unlike these

Thanks OP, just running out of my last lot. Heat added.

I didn't give any advice nor did I say it's always safe. I gave the facts and an example of an exception. Clearly there are others and it's down to the person to look up what they have if they want to take the risk. People shouldn't be hoarding antibiotics anyway!

What a load of nonsense !

Ordered, many thanks.

Dangerous advice. You might be ok, but you might not be. Also, people reading this might think this applies to medications other than antihistamines. For example, if they take expired tetracycline/doxycycline, they might well die of Fanconi Syndrome.

I know this might sound super dumb, but whenever I put in sunglasses I stop sneezing and my eyes don't get watery lol

Vitamin D3 (cholecalciferol) along with Zinc (*ate, like gluconate) is natural and works better at preventing cold/flu in the first place... although not sure about hayfever.

,,,surely that would be ADCHOO....:wink:

They also have Loratadine 4x30 tablets for £2.59

cold. free for all in scotland.

they have some good value painkillers too even taking into account the delivery charge - I recently ordered these in various quantities

Ibuprofen Gel 5% 100g (Ibuleve Substitute)
6 x Aspirin Tablets 300mg - 32 Tablets
Paracetamol 500mg 32 Tablets
Ibuprofen 400mg 48 Tablets

and for hayfever
Chlorphenamine Tablets 4mg x 28 (Piriton alternative)

Needed a decent supply due to a chronic back issue - mainly ordered for the gel which seems super cheap compared to other prices I found

Im also kicking myself as I chucked out some expired codeine tablets which cost a fortune to buy
- didnt realise they were so expensive at the time as they were given to me by a relative

Thanks OP!.

My previous supply has expired and this deal has come just in time :smile:

copy & paste the code exactly & the free delivery coupon works fine

was £56.80? were these lined with crack?

thanks op

They are not seriously risky, most of the time the expiry date is arbitrary. Most drugs will last years past the expiry date before you would notice the difference and even if it doesn't, it's a really small possibility (again) that the breakdown products are harmful. Expired drugs are risky for things like epilepsy where even a few % difference in potency can have a big impact.

Thx op

No kidding!, hahahahahaha.

Thanks ordered 2 lots for the 2 days of summer we'll have!

Great find, cheers

Ordered, thanks OP...just wanted to comment, rooney10 - free country/world and all that - but out of date meds of some kinds are seriously risky. I'm happy to buy food from the reduced section, for example, but 3 year old pills? not worth it

Got some thanks don't for get top cash back

Ordered. Thanks OP

Cheers OP, my current packs are a year or so out of date :smiley:

TCB tracked almost immediately at 17p so £2.62 delivered , result :wink:

ordered , last time I bought these was about 5 years ago and I bought far far too many (like 30 odd boxes or something) as they were about 20p a box.
The use by date was 2014 but I used them last year just fine. If the pollen count was particularly bad I'd take one at night and one in the morning rather than the 1 a day it advises.
Did the job perfectly and probably would still be okay for this year but at this price I can afford to throw away my 9 remaining boxes and replace with new stock , happy days :wink:

Thanks OP , Heat added

You have to enter the code FREEDELIVERY prior to checkout. When you get to your shopping bag, there will be an area for discount codes. Enter it there and click apply coupon.

Free delivery not working for me! Is it dependent on a minimum spend?