I hate allergies...

[Maluco]

yeah its sinus rinse by neilmed. It works well but haven't used it since Ive used the singulair.

here is the link: http://www.neilmed.com/usa/sinusrinse.php

I have freaking allergies year round...never a break for me. :(

I'll give this one a try actually, didn't realize the other was some flower watering pot device, wtf. Seems it doesn't do anything for eyes though so I'll have to keep forking up the $17 for eye drops.

This shit works wonders! It's all I used last year as sneezing and runny nose shit was not occurring unlike this year. It had just become an over-the-counter product a month before I bought it.



and here is the tree I was talking about, I googled allergy trees. It's a Birch tree. This shit is everywhere.

[KenC]

Birch and Alder are terrible. They release tons of pollen.

[Maluco]

Birch and Alder are terrible. They release tons of pollen.

you guys remember The Rock? Those fucking things remind me of this:



Notice his face is in agony due to the proximity of those Birch tree pollen cluster dangle bombs!!!!





I personally hate that tree now.




On the other hand, I found some left over Zaditor and I'm picking up that nasal joint.

and for that neti pot thing, somewhere, someone is having a laugh at those who use that version of the product.

[Maluco]

this fucking SUCKS!!!!! Apparently I will have to join the masses and start taking pills for this shit!

[joshh]

Allergies are only in your head.

[KenC]

this fucking SUCKS!!!!! Apparently I will have to join the masses and start taking pills for this shit!

Zyrtec is generic and really cheap now.

[Maluco]

Allergies are only in your head.

[Civilian]

I've been miserable all week. It doesn't help that I was at a friend's house who has a shedding dog. I'm allergic to dog dandruff.

[AbeSonic]

Haha! Your allergic to tree and plant sperm. :D








Oh wait...me too...ffffuuuuuuuuu!!!

[joshh]

this fucking SUCKS!!!!! Apparently I will have to join the masses and start taking pills for this shit!

Some of these allergy meds put me down. Others make me feel really strange. I have yet to find one that works well without messing with me somehow. I have only light allergies though. Wifey has them bad.

[Maluco]

Some of these allergy meds put me down. Others make me feel really strange. I have yet to find one that works well without messing with me somehow. I have only light allergies though. Wifey has them bad.

and that's exactly why I am holding out. but. FUCK!

I call mayday. I hardly get sick ever and now this bullshit! I'm seriously pissed!

[KenC]

Some of these allergy meds put me down. Others make me feel really strange. I have yet to find one that works well without messing with me somehow. I have only light allergies though. Wifey has them bad.

5mg Zyrtec + 5mg Claratin. Just get the generic ones. Small dose of each shouldn't affect you much.

Claratin doesn't make me fatigued like Zyrtec does (but Zyrtec works better for me).

[joshh]

5mg Zyrtec + 5mg Claratin. Just get the generic ones. Small dose of each shouldn't affect you much.

Claratin doesn't make me fatigued like Zyrtec does (but Zyrtec works better for me).

I'll give it a try thanks.

[craig4ie]

Doods!

Since I was about 15 years old, I've had allergies February through May...getting progressively worse every year. They were horrible last season. I grew up with 3 cats in my household without problems, but in recent years I can't go near them. I began to HATE spring every year.

but...

This year I researched ahead of time. I hate taking any form of un-natural medication (hippy shit, I know) so I asked around about natural allergy remedies and got several responses...with the best results being...eating a spoonful of local wildflower honey every day.

I bought some wildflower honey from a local supplier ahead of this year's season and the first couple days I started feeling huffy and scratchy I began taking one spoonful of honey each day and continued throughout the season.

I had NO fucking allergies this year...none...nothing. This has been the best spring I can remember. I can breathe, chase cats and dogs and do all those stupid things you see people doing in the allergy commercials without a care in the world.

The way it works is that you ingest the local pollens your body thinks it hates that are contained within the honey and you build up an immunity. I'm definately no doctor or naturalist, and this probably won't work for everyone but for the price of one jar of honey why not try it. In my situation it took about a week to kick in so it doesn't work right away.

I've been telling everyone I know who suffers from allergies, hopefully it works for someone else here.

http://focusorganic.com/local-honey-allergy-remedy

http://www.wholeliving.com/article/the-allergy-buzz

http://www.allergyconsumerreview.com/natural-home-remedies-honey.html

[CincinnatiKid]

I do the same as Craig4ie, find some local unflitered honey and eat 2 spoonfuls every morning starting a few months before summer, this and a neti pot has done wonders for my allergies for a few years now.