Has Anyone Tried Claritose?

[Lynnie]

I have been through two scratch tests for allergies over the last 15 years and only mildly allergic to Timothy Grass and Red Oak. Yet, each Spring, I have traditional allergy symptoms.

Have looked into getting shots, but came across this product and am curious as to its efficacy, if any. Thanks for your input.

 

[scooterbug44]

What are "traditional allergy symptoms"?

I get stuffed up and get itchy eyes at the season change/high pollen, but that's just life, not allergies or a medicine need.

 

[Will B]

Despite the play on the name it has nothing to do with Caritin. When all else fails try to make it sound like something already out there.

Do you really want to put your eggs in a homephatic mail order nose drop basket?

In case you're interested, you can also get hair restoration products and Asthma treatments from them, too. Probably, the same ingredients.

On a more serious note I looked into MicroNutra Products. Seems like they have been in trouble for unfounded claims with the FDA and have numerous business complaints against them, too.

Tread lightly, and go buy yourself a box of Walmart brand Zyrtec!

 

[Lynnie]

Yeah, I know it's not related to Claritin, which is what I want to avoid. I've been taking stuff for weeks and feel loopy. The congestion can be really bad so have resorted to those nose squirts, which can't be good for you either.

I could go to the ENT and beg for shots.

 

[scooterbug44]

Have you tried the nasal rinse?

I don't/won't do it myself, but relatives w/ sinus issues swear it is a huge help.

 

[Lynnie]

Yes, scooter, I have. With the pollen count as high as it's been here, I would need to do it three times a day. It does give relief with mild allergy attacks/symptoms, though.