Allergy Medicine
What Is Allergy Medicine?
Antihistamines Medicines have been used for years to treat allergy symptoms. They can be taken as different foam like pills, liquid, nasal spray, or eye drops. General medical selling antihistamine eye drops can relieve red itchy eyes, while nasal sprays can be used to cure the symptoms of seasonal or year-round allergies. Decongestants relieve congestion and are more and more time prescribed along with antihistamines for allergies. Decongestants can come in nasal spray, eye drop, liquid, or pill form. Nasal spray and eye drop decongestants should be used for only a few days at a time, because long-term use of them, they can actually make symptoms worse. Pills and liquid decongestants may be taken longer time to safely.
- Acto Pred 16 Mg $27 – $39
- Acto Pred 4 Mg $5 – $11
- Alerid 10 Mg $15 – $22
- Allegra 120 Mg $32 – $51
- Allegra 180 Mg $37 – $60
- Allegra 30 Mg $24 – $30
- Arzep Nasal Spray $26 – $73
- Atarax 10 Mg $17 – $31
- Atarax 25 Mg $18 – $38
- Avamys Nasal Spray $33 – $92
- Betamil Cream $30 – $64
- Betnesol 0.5 Mg $14 – $33
- Betnovate Cream $21 – $36
- Cetcip-L 5 Mg $23 – $57
- Cutisoft Cream $28 – $50
- Deslor 5 Mg $8 – $17
- Desowen Cream $42 – $78
- Desowen Lotion $44 – $84
- Dexona 0.5 Mg $9 – $13
- Duonase Nasal Spray $30 – $81
