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Relieves Cold & Allergies
Powerful cold & allergy relief.
Small Tablet Size
Made as a small, oval-shaped tablet with coating, making it easy to swallow for those who have trouble swallowing pills.
Upper Respiratory Relief
Relieves runny nose, sneezing, itchy & watery eyes, and itchy throat & nose.
Relief You Can Trust
Provides effective relief from a variety of indoor and outdoor allergies.
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Customer Reviews
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Price
| $14.88 | $7.99 | — | — | $9.99 |
Form
| Tablet | Tablet | Liqui-Gels | Topical Solution | Tablet |
Age
| 6 years & older | 12 years & older | 6 years & older | 2 years & older | 12 years & older |
Active Ingredient
| Diphenhydramine HCl 25 mg | Diphenhydramine HCl 25 mg | Diphenhydramine HCl 25 mg | Diphenhydramine HCl 2% | Diphenhydramine HCl 50 mg |
Additional Active Ingredient
| — | Phenylephrine HCl 10 mg | — | Zinc Acetate 0.1% | — |
Relieves Runny Nose
| ✔ | ✔ | ✔ | ✘ | ✔ |
Relieves Sneezing
| ✔ | ✔ | ✔ | ✘ | ✔ |
Relieves Itchy, watery eyes
| ✔ | ✔ | ✔ | ✘ | ✔ |
Relieves Itchy nose or throat
| ✔ | ✔ | ✔ | ✘ | ✔ |
Relieves pain & itching from
| — | — | — | Insect bites, minor burns | — |
Additional relief from rashes
| — | — | — | Poison ivy, poison oak & sumac | — |
Relieves common cold symptoms
| Runny nose & sneezing | Nasal congestion | Runny nose & sneezing | — | Runny nose & sneezing |
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| Price | -25%$14.88 List: $19.74 | $9.99 | $22.23 | -34%$9.98 List: $15.11 | -20%$9.99 List: $12.47 | -39%$12.26 List: $19.99 |
| Price Per Unit | $0.15 / Count | $0.01 / Count | $0.19 / Count | $0.21 / Count | $0.42 / Count | $0.15 / Count |
| Delivery | Get it as soon asTuesday, Jul 16 | Get it as soon asTuesday, Jul 16 | Get it as soon asTuesday, Jul 16 | Get it as soon asTuesday, Jul 16 | Get it as soon asTuesday, Jul 16 | Get it as soon asTuesday, Jul 16 |
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| Sold By | Amazon | Health Life of USA LLC | Amazon | Amazon | Amazon | Amazon |
| active ingredients | Diphenhydramine | Diphenhydramine HCL 25mg | Active ingredient (in each tablet): Diphenhydramine HCl 25 mg Purpose Antihistamine | Diphenhydramine HCl 25 mg | Diphenhydramine | Doxylamine Succinate 25 mg |
| specific uses | Temporarily relieves these symptoms due to hay fever or other upper respiratory allergies: Runny nose Sneezing Itchy, watery eyes Itching of the nose or throat Temporarily relieves these symptoms due to the common cold: Runny nose Sneezing | — | Temporarily relieves these symptoms due to hay fever or other upper respiratory allergies: Runny nose Sneezing Itchy, watery eyes Itching of the nose or throat Temporarily relieves these symptoms due to the common cold: Runny nose Sneezing | Allergy | Allergy | — |
| form | Tablet | Tablet | Tablet | Softgel | Tablet | Tablets |
| weight | 0.1 pounds | 0.29 kilograms | 120.2 grams | — | — | — |
| product benefit | Allergy Control | Allergy Relief, Sneezing Control, Itchy Relief | Allergy Control, Sinus Control | Allergy Control, Nasal Relief | Allergy Control | Sleeplessness Relief |
| serving suggestion | 1 tablet | — | 1 to 2 tablets | 1 to 2 capsules every 4 to 6 hours | 1 Tablet | Count of 80 |
| flavor | Unflavored | — | Unflavored | Unflavored | — | No Artificial Flavors |
| dosage form | Tablets | — | Tablets | Softgels | — | Tablets |
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Reviewed in the United States on March 29, 2018
Good deal, plus way better than having to deal with those annoying blister cards. I prefer the bottle of 100 for best economy and I hate blister packs. View the image that I posted with this review to see the convenient lil' bottle.
Be sure to select the product Style/Size-Count that’s right for you, when ordering. I’ve seen a lot of reviews complaining about blister packs, others wanted blister packs, some want individually wrapped doses of 2 pills.
I have three dogs with year round allergies from one thing then another, and Benadryl is my go-to solution for when their noses get a lil' too runny. They are all around 60 lb doodles (Golden & Lab), notorious for runny noses, so I’m not misdiagnosing colds. But I have used this, with other drugs, when they all ended up with kennel cough from visiting the vet a while back. Ironic... took my healthy dogs to the vet, just to have them get sick from going in for a check-up. LOL... Guess you just have to put it in the “it happens" column.
Normal Dose: 1mg per 1lb of dog body weight, every 8-12 hours, 2-3 times per day
Emergency Use: up to 2mg/1lb for severe condition such as snakebite, other allergic reactions, or anaphylactic conditions in a pitch
Administering: Pill pockets work great, but smooth peanut butter works great too. Hide pills (any pills) in a small glob of smooth peanut butter on the end of a finger. When they open their mouth to lick the peanut butter, press forward slightly so they don’t have time to investigate whether or not you’re putting one over on them. They love peanut butter, and a pill is way too difficult to separate from gooey peanut butter, so they’ll just go ahead and swallow it all. I keep a small jar of peanut butter just for the dogs, and sometimes give it to them as a treat to keep them off guard for when I use it for different pills, or liquids like Ivermectin 0.08% solution (their monthly Heartworm prevention).
Of course watch for signs of the drug not agreeing with your particular animal, especially if giving for the first time. I have personally given it to dozens of dogs over the years and have yet to have any adverse effects, but that doesn’t mean there never will be.
Good stuff; always works for runny nose and eye issues associated with allergies. I’m never without it in my dog's medicine chest, and I use it myself for seasonal allergies, but I may be one of the fortunate, as it rarely makes me drowsy, which is a frequent side effect for some dogs, and most people.
Diphenhydramine, the most common active ingredient, is an H1 antagonist (antihistamine), which relieves inflammation, runny nose, sneezing, itchy nose and throat, itchy watery eyes, and other allergy symptoms. It can also help with anxiety and motion sickness... it also reduces coughing if it happens to be present, but I wouldn’t use it solely for that.
Be sure to select the product Style/Size-Count that’s right for you, when ordering. I’ve seen a lot of reviews complaining about blister packs, others wanted blister packs, some want individually wrapped doses of 2 pills.
I have three dogs with year round allergies from one thing then another, and Benadryl is my go-to solution for when their noses get a lil' too runny. They are all around 60 lb doodles (Golden & Lab), notorious for runny noses, so I’m not misdiagnosing colds. But I have used this, with other drugs, when they all ended up with kennel cough from visiting the vet a while back. Ironic... took my healthy dogs to the vet, just to have them get sick from going in for a check-up. LOL... Guess you just have to put it in the “it happens" column.
Normal Dose: 1mg per 1lb of dog body weight, every 8-12 hours, 2-3 times per day
Emergency Use: up to 2mg/1lb for severe condition such as snakebite, other allergic reactions, or anaphylactic conditions in a pitch
Administering: Pill pockets work great, but smooth peanut butter works great too. Hide pills (any pills) in a small glob of smooth peanut butter on the end of a finger. When they open their mouth to lick the peanut butter, press forward slightly so they don’t have time to investigate whether or not you’re putting one over on them. They love peanut butter, and a pill is way too difficult to separate from gooey peanut butter, so they’ll just go ahead and swallow it all. I keep a small jar of peanut butter just for the dogs, and sometimes give it to them as a treat to keep them off guard for when I use it for different pills, or liquids like Ivermectin 0.08% solution (their monthly Heartworm prevention).
Of course watch for signs of the drug not agreeing with your particular animal, especially if giving for the first time. I have personally given it to dozens of dogs over the years and have yet to have any adverse effects, but that doesn’t mean there never will be.
Good stuff; always works for runny nose and eye issues associated with allergies. I’m never without it in my dog's medicine chest, and I use it myself for seasonal allergies, but I may be one of the fortunate, as it rarely makes me drowsy, which is a frequent side effect for some dogs, and most people.
Diphenhydramine, the most common active ingredient, is an H1 antagonist (antihistamine), which relieves inflammation, runny nose, sneezing, itchy nose and throat, itchy watery eyes, and other allergy symptoms. It can also help with anxiety and motion sickness... it also reduces coughing if it happens to be present, but I wouldn’t use it solely for that.
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