ClaritinNon-Drowsy RediTabs Indoor & Outdoor Allergies 12 Hour Relief Tablets - 30 CT, 5mg.

I loved that you could use it without water and that it lasted much if the time for which it was labeled but not longer which ket me get some much needed sleep.

I use these every day, and often go to purchase at store & they are out.

Hard to get anywhere else but ecoensuve

I like the Claritin ready tab 12 hour strength. My pharmacy doesn't carry the 12 hour anymore. Only the 24 hour. Amazon is the only place I've found it recently. I like the fact that I don't have any side effects with the 12 hour.

I take this almost every day when my allergies are acting up (rainy season, about half the year here) because it is the only antihistamine I have found that I can take in the day and still take Benadryl at night, because unfortunately a big part of my allergy symptoms is itching all over. This does a decent job of helping with that (not as good as Benadryl but obviously you can't take that in the day) but it does a good job of helping with typical allergy symptoms like itchy eyes, nose and sneezing--which are worse in the day (and all over is worse at night) for me so the combination works for me. I just wish it were easier to find and cheaper or at least had a generic version: none of which I have ever found. Disclaimer: Of course anybody planning any combo of meds would have to speak with their own doctor of pharmacist.

They are good for allergies. My only issue is that I was sent a box that expires in 1 week. Received the last week in August and expiration date on box reads Aug 2020. Disappointed 😞

Therefore perfect for treating my cat's chronic kitty virus congestion (a rescue hazard). Other antihistamines taste awful to him and. Its a struggle to force the issue of swallowing, he's wise to the treat and spits out the pill. No issue whatsoever with a daily 1/2 a Redi-tab, sliced further into tid -bits dispersed in his chicken pate. Dissolves instantly, and done. Economical too compared to prescription cat topicals applied to the ear at $60 for an applicator full that barely lasts 40 days. Still a struggle to apply, a mess & less effective). I am happy to take the cheap bulk on-line antihistamines I had bought for my cat myself, and keep him supplied with these. Not always available in pharmacies (must be Redi-tabs).

Recommended by my doctor for good reason, because not all antihistamines are the same. A different allergy med I had previously started taking (recommended by a friend!) was actually CAUSING me to have wheezing, lung and breathing problems; shortness of breath and dizziness, along with nasal, sinus and ear problems, making it SEEM like I had develped late-life asthma when I really didn't have asthma at all. It had caused me several Urgent Care visits to the doctor until we finally figured out that it was the allergy med I was taking that had started the series of problems--some of which were truly serious. Who knew? Since changing to Claritin, however, all those previous asthma-type problems immediately disappeared and I haven't had to use an albuterol inhaler at all.So for me, this works extremely well with no adverse side effects . I also like these 12-hour RediTabs because they work immediately, they're non-drowsy and keep me going through the daytime hours, yet by bedtime, it wears off so I can take a drowsy-inducing antihistamine so I can sleep at night. For me, it's better than the 24-hour RediTabs. Amazon doesn't always have these on Prime--or at a reasonable price--so I've found that some of the well-known chain drugstores can get them to my home not only cheaper but even FASTER than Amazon Prime--and with free shipping if I buy two of these at a time. It's also a good idea to read up on antihistamines--and ask you doctor and tell them which antihistamine you are taking--because there are so many kinds, and they are not all the same.