Equate Fexofenadine Hydrochloride USP Non-Drowsy Allergy Relief Tablets, 180 mg, 45 Count

This stuff honestly surprised me with how well it works for me. For someone who deals with mast cell-related rashes that itch severely and has tried SO many things, that's really saying something. When the histamine ogres decide to throw a party under my skin, this actually helps a lot without making me sleepy. Definitely works better for me than cetirizine and loratadine. It kicks in quickly, lasts for hours, and has not yet caused any side effects. If you're dealing with stubborn allergy symptoms or a nasty mast cell flare, this is a solid, affordable option to try.

While this iteration of fexofenidine doesn't seem to completely relieve my allergy symptoms I find that I do breathe better when taking them. The sneezing does seem to act up occasionally but the coughing I usually experience is significantly less. Altogether a lot of relief for a lot less $$.

I've saved so much on allergy medicine since they came out with this generic. I was buying tiny bottle after tiny bottle of the generic but this large bottle saves me time reordering and saves on the plastic that will end up in a landfill. I'm incredibly happy with this product!

I recently received a prescription from my doctor for fexofenadrine. my insurance paid a couple of dollars because it was a prescription for the OTC however I was left to balance of nearly $24. I then priced my pharmacies section and found that on a sale price I could get the medication cheaper. at that point I opened my Walmart app and found the name brand Allegra for $1 more than what my Pharmacy wanted to charge but rather than a 30-day Supply it was a 90-day Supply. I then checked Walmart's equate brand. I have purchased equate many times in the past and at least 99% of the time the equate brand is just as good as the name brand I'm replacing it with. I then looked for the equate brand and saw that I could get a 90-day Supply far cheaper than even the name brand. however I came across this box which offered two times 90 day supply on sale with an $8 discount and now I'm covered for 6 months for far less than what I would have paid for 30-day Supply. the bottom line is that when you're concerned about a price it's always best to do your own research and I would suggest that you look at Walmart and then check out their equate brands. you'll be pleasantly surprised. bottom line the bottom line is that the Fexofenadine helps suppress my allergy symptoms I've been taking it for a few years now and although the pills are a little large I can handle it good luck to all of you suffering with allergies and I hope I've saved you more than just a few dollars

I seem to have to rotate my seasonal allergy meds. I used Claritin last year w/o much relief, so I thought I'd go back to Allegra. Instant success! I purchased the Equate version; much cheaper and just as effective for my congestion, drippy nose and eyes and scratchy throat. I think I'll stick with this for the next couple years and hope it works consistently.

About twice a year I have to switch up the allergy medicine I'm taking. I live in SE Texas and the tree pollen is insane. I'm also allergic to cats, but have a 13yo cat I've had since he was a kitten. This allergy medicine works quickly and lasts all day. It helps both my indoor and outdoor allergies. Before taking I would get congestion, scratchy throat and itchy eyes and this helps it all. It also works for mild migraine associated with allergies. The big pack saves me from worrying about running out and is much less expensive than the name brand.

Ordering this is a great relief too be delivered to me at home is a great relief. I hate waiting in line. As long as my allergies aren't too bad, but when my allergies are bad, sometimes I need to take 2 in a day. Ordering the larger quantity saves me money and time! Taste is horribly bitter. I usually swallow it down with pop. Today I burped and I tasted the horrible bitterness . Still, this is small compared to having bad allergies and sneezing and blowing my nose all day. It usually, I think goes to work quickly to relieve my nasal stuffiness.

I have used the equate version of Claritin (Loratadine) for many, many years. Lately my allergies have become worse and although my doctor put me on a new medication it helped with my breathing but I was still having a lot of drainge. Doctor suggested I switch brands as she said I may have developed an immunity to the Loratadine after so many years of use. I switched to this Equate version of Allegra and while it has not been a complete solution it is definitely better than where I was at. Drainage not as thick or copious. If this continues to work I think I will make a plan to switch from time to time when I stop seeing results.

This is a good product and comparies well with the name-brand product. It is effective but the tablets are on the large side. I also find that I do still have some minor eye-itching and slight sinus drainage even when using this product, although they are reduced noticably.

I would give this zero stars if I could. I've been using fexofenadine for a while, usually generic brands from Costco or target. Ran out and was placing a Walmart order so I tried these. The didn't work at all. It was like I took absolutely nothing. Allergies were terrible for three days. Went and bought a different brand and back to normal. Don't waste your money.