8 Comments

1. cherron g  •  Mar 29, 2009 @1:41 pm
   

   i find that it doesnt work for me at all. i have all year round seasonal allergies. i get shots instead.

2. Jia K  •  Apr 1, 2009 @4:35 pm
   

   i found it helped me alot but the year after it didnt work anymore and i moved to zertec….

3. mike.marlow  •  Apr 5, 2009 @2:52 am
   

   I would go to an alergy specialist, or an asthma specialist. They’re the experts. General practice MD’s have only limited knowledge on the subject.

4. banche  •  Apr 5, 2009 @9:24 pm
   

   My husband uses claritin D and loves it. But every person is different.

5. Barkley Hound  •  Apr 7, 2009 @12:04 pm
   

   Go to Costco and you can get a generic Claritin for a fraction of the price. The difference between Claritin and Claritin-D is a decongestant. If you don’t need it then get the generic. Major drug stores have there own generics.

6. cactusone  •  Apr 9, 2009 @12:22 am
   

   just take it already. it works

7. Sarah G  •  Apr 12, 2009 @5:23 am
   

   My six year old has severe allgery induced asthma and he is on claritin as well as nasonex and doctor said it was working ( he goes to a allgery and asthma specialist) but so far in one year he has had 6 attacks.. I would try it for a week or so and try to see a specialist.. He can tell you more and see if he/she needs to change your meds.. Hope you feel better.

8. tech_girl  •  Apr 13, 2009 @8:48 am
   

   It may take a few days to start to work. I have allergies and asthma as well, and have taken Claritin D with success. I am currently using Allegra D with Nasacort AQ spray - I’m feeling better than I have in years. I’ve found using a OTC nasal spray along with the decongestant is really helpful during those particularly nasty days. If it is worse at night, it may be wearing off - I usually do the decongestant in the AM, then a Benadryl-D before I go to bed. Good luck - feel better

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