Kirkland Signature Non Drowsy Allerclear Loratadine Tablets, Antihistamine, 10mg, 365-Count

To label this product as life changing may sound dramatic, but in my case that's how I actually view it. For at least the past 30 years I've had a problem with a runny nose, especially when eating meals. I've gone to various doctors for the problem and all have provided me with a prescription for a different type of nasal spray. None of the sprays were of any help at all. My latest visit to an ENT doctor with over 40 years experience, resulted in the exact same thing. He prescribed the latest and greatest nasal spray that cost over $65 a month to use. Not only was it expensive, but as with all of the others, it did nothing to relieve my symptoms.That's when a light bulb went off in my head. I was browsing the Internet, seeking an answer to my decades old problem. Most of the information that I found, suggested that the doctors were right and that all I needed was a nasal spray. Than, I came across one article that suggested the use of an antihistamine, such as Claritin. I searched for such products on Amazon and quickly came across this incredibly low cost alternative to Claritin.I had extremely low expectations for this product. After all, nothing that I had tried for the past 30+ years had worked. Boy, was I wrong. After taking just one tablet, my symptoms were completely eliminated and have never returned. Its now been 2 months, and I haven't had one episode of a runny nose, even while eating spicy food.The bottom line is that this product is a true lifesaver for me. The ridiculously low cost, combined with the exceptional effectiveness makes this a 5 star +++ product in my book.

Echoing what many other allergy-sufferers have written here, this is a dirt-cheap alternative to brand-name Claritin, and I think it works every bit as well. I take it daily, year-round. There have been times when the allergens around me were too much for AllerClear to tackle -- for example, I still have the 2 Cat Limit (ie, any more than 2 kitties in a room, and an AllerClear isn't enough), and this past summer, there was a set of weeks where the ragweed/bluegrass/pollen/cottonwood/detritus index was so blazingly high I think it would have taken a HazMat suit to comfortably get through the day. Every person I knew with allergies was pretty much keeling over. (What have we done to the world, people? Should it BE this way? Is this the apocalypse? Will the nine horsemen ride in on giant seed pods, sprinkling handfuls of dust mites and leaf mold on the sinners?) I myself added morning nose-squirts of Flonase to my routine, which helped, but I can only do that sparingly because it makes my nose bleed. I NOW see, from looking at other people's comments, that they've gotten creative during the Allergy End Times too, doing stuff like taking 2 AllerClears at a time, or taking one in the morning and one at night. I didn't know you could do that (I'm a conservative self-medicator), but it sounds like folks felt helped and not harmed, so awesome - something else to try when the index turns evil. ANYway, I'm going to keep taking AllerClear for as long as I can, until it stops working for me.

these tiny pills are saving my life!I moved to a different area with more trees and green. I didn't think too much of it, I mean , yes I have asthma, but I take my asthma inhaler seriously and then get going with the day.Once February ended Heck broke lose. The greenies woke up even more, the colors became more prettiful and lively and my throat started burning and feeling like some needles were being shoved through it. It was horrible. The pinching, the itching, the tears, both from allergies and from pain.I brought some Claritin in the store, because I realized I was so bad off that I HAD to do something.But then again the nasty surprise: Claritin is EXPENSIVE.I have two weeks worth of medicine supplies for 11$ plus taxes, and 2 weeks to find a solution, so I started looking on Amazon :)This is one of the generics I found, I read the reviews and they were all wonderful, for a good reason.Once my expensive Claritin supplies ended, I continued with AllerClear and guess what?my body can't tell the difference.I finally have my life back, I can feel like myself again, at such a convenient price!!!!.No more itching, pain, needless and exhausting coughing, burning sensation in my throat and painful eyes.It works fast too! I would say , if your body is anything like mine ( we all might have different timings and all ... ) you'll start seeing significant results within 3 days already.But it took me a week to be clear of symptoms.All I can say is, I'll buy this product again and again. It's saving me so much grief and pain.

I have eczema and the amount of itching that one's body can feel in a normal day is insane. Once, I had a doctor tell me a Claritin would help with the itching. Since Claritin is about $2 a pill, I spent some time looking for a cheaper alternative. THIS is the cheaper alternative. It works great. I even took some that was expired (I forgot I had a bottle for a few months) and it worked still. Probably not recommended, though.The only thing I dislike about this, and it's a commonality with any allergy medicine, is the dry mouth. I only noticed it when I started taking it daily, but it's horrible. Although, lately I've noticed if I make a conscious effort to close my mouth, it isn't so bad. Just a note, I breathe through my nose when my mouth is open. I work in an environment where dust from money is thick in the air and I don't want to breathe that in through my mouth.If you have eczema or a similar skin condition and you're looking for something to stop the constant itching, then this is a great way to stop it. Just be warned: You may develop allergies if you take it for a long period of time and then stop.