Kirkland AllerClear Loratadine 10 mg Antihistamine Tablets, 300-Count Bottle

I've been using it since the day i received, and all my sneezing,itchy eye and throat is gone. My feel much better in breathing as well, as my nose is not blocked any more. I am really happy with it, specially the amount in which i got it. I would definateley recommand this product. I would like to say that, you must have it daily without fail, i take it in morning as they say allergies are at most in morning. It also takes few days for it to work and i read that in one of the reviews, so please do not miss on any days. I wish i could take 2 a day in morning and night to get the better result, but they suggest not to.

So my allergies started kick up and I bought some Claritin, it was some expensive stuff. Like 6 or 7 bucks for 5 pills. I was ready the back of the ingredients and decided to do some research. I found these pills; exactly the same stuff. Your pretty much just paying for the name.Either way they seem to work, not as strong. Someone said you have to build up the usage before it takes full effect.The bottle contains 365 pills.Someone was complaining about the bottle having a 1 year shelf span. After researching I found that they are perilously adding a additive that add that artificial shelf life. I guess it makes scene, that way you have to buy new pills later.Overall I'm still in the middle, not sure if it's working or more of a placebo effect. One thing for sure, as soon as it comes time for my next dose my allergies kick in, so I take it is working.

Loratadine is an effective, non drowsy, long acting (once daily) antihistamine for both seasonal and year round allergies. We have used Kirkland brand generic Loratadine which is as good as the more expensive Claritin at a can't beat it price of $2 per month ($19.95 for a ten month supply of 300). Loratadine takes a few days use to reach maximimum effectiveness and it is important to take it every day to maintain full effectiveness.If you are having an acute allergic reaction or flare up Benadryl (diphenylhydramine) is a better choice for such uses as it is faster (though shorter) acting. Other quick acting but non drowsy antihistamines would also work in these cases.For regular use this generic Loratadine is great stuff at a great price.

I have year round allergies, have been on Allegra for years, it is no longer covered and expensive, I decided to try this. I got a years supply for under $20 (less than a month on Allegra!)and it 's working pretty good, I still have a little nostril drip but I did before so...........it will take time to see if it can work for me year round but so far I am very happy. ....it has been awhile and I'm still happy with AllerClear, I recommend it.

This product did work and improved my allergic condition. All itchiness stopped. Sneezing and rushes are reduced to minimum. One symptom i am still experiencing is rhinitis but in milder form than prior starting taking AllerClear tablets.AllerClear's active ingredient is loratadine which is also in Claritin but AllerClear is much cheaper than brand products. I removed one star only cause it didn't greatly relieve rhinitis while product states it does. Overall i am satisfied with product and recommend it to others.

I was taking Claratin sporadically before but it was costing too much so I discovered these and now I take them every day and feel great. I carry some of these in a little capsule on my keychain and occasionally I will double up and take another during the day if I feel my allergies kicking in. As far as I can tell these work exactly the same as Claratin, but at a fraction of the cost. Some people I know still get a bit drowsy when they take these but not me, I take them every night before bed anyways because my allergies are usually worse at night.

I was skeptical when I first saw this product before I did my research. Turn out Kirkland is Costco brand, so it makes me feel more comfortable buying it. I also checked the expiration date when it came, since 1 of the review mentioned that the expiration date was short. Best deal for Loratadine I could find, and it's works just the same as the name brand. Mine just came in slightly different packaging compare to the pic, maybe it's the newer packaging since that pic taken for Amazon website.

I've used AllerClear for about two years now and have found them to be an effective antihistamine that is significantly less costly than the name brand loratadine products. I take one 10 mg tablet daily and my sinuses remain clear throughout the year. I can readily notice if I forget to take a tablet and I begin to get a little stuffy. I've used the expensive name brand products and can't tell the difference in the effectiveness.