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5 Responses to “Benadryl Allergy Quick Dissolve Strips, Vanilla Mint For Allergy Relief – 10 ea”

1. A. A. Weiss Says:
   March 8th, 2010 at 8:11 pm

   Oh, these are terrible. You work for your allergies, but the taste is simply indescribable sickening. It also makes your tongue numb. I recommend sticking with the pills. Rating: 2 / 5

2. Sunbum Says:
   March 8th, 2010 at 10:21 pm

   I had a severe allergic reaction to a drug combination, and I could not open the package to melt quickly. My husband had to open the scissors to find them. Rating: 5 / 5

3. Bay Area Mama Says:
   March 9th, 2010 at 1:19 am

   These things are so fast, it’s amazing. My husband has a nut allergy, esp. to peanuts. There have been many times when these things literally held him choke after eating in restaurants. (Yes, he has an Epipen, but not always, they bring with him.) They easily slip into his wallet, and I carry it always in my pocket, and we have them in our medicine cabinets, too.Wir use it for our young boy who has a lot of food and dust allergies that can trigger his asthma. I spoke with our pediatrician, to me the right mg. Dosage for his weight, and we can fold only slightly, folds, and tear the strips into halves or quarters after the dose. (He calls them “itchy coins!) I give him water right away, because the mint taste” hot “for him, but he is now very accustomed to it. It is very easy to pop into the mouth of a child and it works soooooo fast compared to a pill or liquid. Boom! Relief. Try liquid to a screaming toddler bucking! We even came to the aid of a young mother in a sushi place whose 3-year-old daughter started with a severe allergic reaction to some seafood. They panicked and did not know what to do, so I asked her kid’s weight, and we gave her a conservative dose and in about 2 minutes she was back to settle fairly normal breathing and itchy hives started. Again, we were glad to have them on hand! Anyway, we love these things. Only drawbacks: they are sometimes difficult, except in large, well-equipped drug stores are looking for and they are difficult to open, to put it mildly. In fact, I now wear a little pair of nail scissors in my purse, do it. It could be better pursued in any case, but perhaps it is to set up a parental control. Rating: 5 / 5

4. R. Fezzey Says:
   March 9th, 2010 at 2:45 am

   My son has severe allergies and while we always watch what he eats, which you never know when something might happen. These tapes have been life savers and are so easy to use! They are increasingly difficult to find, it’s up! We all have in our wallets, we keep in our cars, and he also holds a backpack in his. They are so thin that they just sit behind my driver’s license ready. I’ve never worried because I know I should be in an emergency stip in the vicinity. They are the perfect dose. Rating: 5 / 5

5. Heather Arnold Says:
   March 9th, 2010 at 5:31 am

   This is a good alternative that easy travel. I throw the packets in his pocket. I have a history of anaphylaxis, and must use benadryl with a fast response and is ideal. According to my allergist, it even has some local effect on the swelling of the tongue. I wish it came in a 50mg size, so I would not take advantage to two. Mainly because I’m not a fan of the taste. Rating: 4 / 5