How Does Dollar General Allergy Relief Compare to Claritin?
Dollar General Allergy Relief Review
By Amy Brantley, published Jan 28, 2008
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Dollar General Allergy Relief Review: Lasting Power
First of all, Dollar General Allergy Relief claims to last 24 hours. Depending on how bad my allergies are, this medication usually lasts at least 23 hours. But, if my allergies are really bad, Dollar General Allergy Relief gives out a couple hours earlier. How does this compare to other brands? Surprisingly enough, I have had similar experiences with other brands. Why is that? It may have something to do with the active ingredients.
Dollar General Allergy Relief Review: Active Ingredients
On the box of Dollar General Allergy Relief you will see the statement, "Compare to the active ingredient in Claritin". Claritin is another one of the 24 hour allergy medications on the market. Its active ingredient is 10mg of Loratadine. This is the same active ingredient and amount found in Dollar General Allergy Relief.
Dollar General Allergy Relief Review: Price
Dollar General Allergy Relief costs $3.50 for 30 days of medication. How does this compare to Claritin? A package of Claritin containing 5 tablets costs around $6. When you're getting the same ingredients, which would you rather buy?
Dollar General Allergy Relief Review: Satisfaction Rating
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Takeaways
- Usually last around 23 hours.
- Has the same active ingredient as Claritin.
- Only costs $3.50 for 30 pills.
Did You Know?
Store-brand medications often contain the same ingredients as name-brand medications. You pay more for the packaging and marketing of the more expensive brand.
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