Good Sense Allergy Relief Loratadine Tablets 1 mg, Antihistamine, Allergy Medicine for 24 Hour Allergy Relief,365 Count

Product sent is going to expire on 12/2022 and it supposed to be used for 365 days. Also tried the product but didnt gave me any relief. Waste of money.

THIS PRODUCT CONTAINS GELATIN**** For anyone who is a vegan or vegetarian, it should be noted clearly that this product is not animal product free. I am sure it works just fine, was a great price, but on a panel separate from the main ingredients and only after I purchased did I notice it has a pregelatinated ingredient.. I asked to ship it back for a refund and the email form I was asked to complete auto labeled it as "switcher, fraud prevention" . I am waiting to hear back on whether or not I can return an opened package that I received 2 days ago. I will update this review once I hear back.~~~UPDATE~~~I heard back later in the day. They were more than happy to refund my money and everything was resolved in a matter of hours. A++ for customer service.

When I first saw this product on Amazon I thought it was too good to be true.. an allergy relief medicine that is the same thing as Claritin, in a 365 count package, for $12!? no way! But i have to say i have had these GoodSense Loratadine tablets and been using them for several weeks now and they are working exceptionally well. I am more than pleased with these little dandies. It is about time that someone came out with an allergy alleviating product that did not cost an arm & a leg and only last a week or two. I personally have dust, pollen, pet hair and dander allergies so there are many times throughout the year that my sinuses can use easement. I have a dog that sheds profusely and coats my apartment with a layer of fur that I have to vacuum daily and though this cleans up the fur, it also stirs up many allergens that trigger my sinuses which can lead to the good ol pressure headaches plus puffy red face with watery eyes. So now I can easily & effectively plan ahead when doing such household chores and just pop one of these loratadine tablets about 30 minutes before getting started and wha-la! Avoiding these nasty symptoms is made easy and at a cost I can definitely afford for a quantity where I can take one a day if needed  Thank you so much GoodSense!!! Your name definitely fits your brand well

I finally found a substitute for Claritin 10mg AKA Loratadine (generic name) that actually works! I've been the Walgreens, CVS and WalMart loratadine route and none made me forget I have allergies like GoodSense  GoodSense Allergy Relief Loratadine Tablets, 10 mg, 365 Count  Allergy Relief Loratadine Tablets.I have a LOT of allergies - allergic rhinitis and environmental rhinitis - you don't get to know those lovely diagnoses (funny how the word "noses" is in that word!) unless you've been through the allergy tests, allergy meds, allergy shots (3 at a time once a week for years!) unless you've been there, done that.Since every time I find something perfect, it suddenly disappears from the face of the earth (lol), I'm going to buy another bottle right now. GoodSense Allergy Relief Loratadine Tablets, 10 mg, 365 Count

I actually can’t believe how much these DONT work.I’ve been taking Claritin for years as well as other off brand Loratadine tablets and always have worked great. I found these cheaper ones here and was super stoked!! 365 pills for $12?! Yes please!!As soon as I started taking these, my allergies got WORSE. Like worse than before. I sneeze a million times a day instead of maybe 20. My throat is constantly itchy and scratchy. My face is soooo itchy. My eyes water and itch constantly. So i stopped taking them and went back to the the other off brand pills and everything went away. I literally was shocked.They’re garbage and I wish I could get my money back.

Good Times, Good times! Loratadine has been around for many many years; and it is on the WHO's list essentials. It is one of the the most effective and safe medicines. It is now a generic and the generics now cost between $0.01 and $0.08 USD per dose; (you can pay more if you want); I prefer to take it 'alone' (without the D or decongestant) as I do not tolerate decongestant very well. You can of course buy it in the -D formulation if you want a decongestant (or take one separate from the loratidine); the mechanism for an anti-histamine is an h1 blocker or an h2 blocker; this means Prilosec is also an antihistamine (yes, it is true); get to know your meds! This is a keeper in the med cabinet for yourself, your friends, and your family. It stores well and it travels well; it has very few side effects; it is considered as a non-drowsy formula; it can work well to combat many allergens. If you want a drowsy antihistamine as so many of us do, those are out there too (such as Zyzal). Loratadine is an H1-blocker (receptor antagonist) and can truly work some magic for one prone to allergies, seasonal or environmental.