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I take the same Overman, hope you know to get the 30 pack, retails around £1.90 rather than the branded stuff at £5-£7 for 12!
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ovalman......if u stand on the zebra where holywood meets connsbrook......u will be ok
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just a few feet from sams yer man.....hope hes paid all deposits back
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I buy generic brands. Keep your eyes peeled for deals like this every February or March:
http://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/hayfever-tablets-time-again-cetirizine-79p-for-a-month-s-supply-delivered-amazon-2106024 |
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My wife me you can get a deal deal on hayfever tablets on groupon which works out even cheaper than the 79p a packet of 14 I normally pay one of the bargain shops. I get mine all year round so probably more of an allergy. I don't take them every day. Normally just for a week or so at a time after a bout of the allergy. Anyone know the difference between the green and the blue packet you get in what I think is bargain stores branch I get mine. Three times the flippin price in the supermarkets for exactly the same ingredients.
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is benadryl 8 hour relief the best available without subscription?
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That deal was for 30 tablets which is pretty good, I stocked up 6 months worth, they have a long shelf life. Could it be drowsy or non drowsy paddletoe for the colours?
I'm Ok in that most generic solutions work. I pity those like you that suffer all year round. I don't know Dav_vin but for every brand name there is a generic tablet behind it. Don't go spending £4 on a box of 7 tablets when you can get 30 of the generic brand for far cheaper. |