The sun is back and the weather is warming up nicely but for hay fever sufferers it's not all good news. The sunny days are bringing pollen chaos with them as sufferers battle sneezing, streaming eyes, and blocked noses.
With hay fever season officially in full swing, sufferers are looking for relief. One solution that has been gaining positive results is the over-the-counter medication fexofenadine hydrochloride.
Individuals suffering from hay fever have praised the effectiveness of these tablets, claiming that they completely alleviate their symptoms. Some have even gone as far as stating that the tablets make them feel as though they no longer have hay fever.An Allevi fan shared their experience with the Express, stating: "It works. It's much more potent than regular hayfever tablets, so my reactions are much more under control.
Hay fever sufferers say the tablets are so good, they completely end their hay fever symptoms. They described the tablets - which are stronger than traditional tablets like Cetirizine Hydrochloride and Loratadine - as making them feel like they don't even have hay fever at all any more.
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