Until now, allergy sufferers with blocked noses have had to combine their antihistamine with decongestants such as pseudoephedrine to relieve their sinus congestion. However, because pseudoephedrine is related to adrenaline, it has similar effects – making users susceptible to many possible side effects including nervousness, restlessness, dizziness, difficulty sleeping and increased heart rate. Combining antihistamines with pseudoephedrine in order to alleviate nasal congestion may not be appropriate for some patients - including those suffering from high blood pressure, diabetes, glaucoma and certain other conditions.

Allergy sufferers with blocked noses used to have to choose between congestion and the undesirable effect of pseudoephedrine. Now, with Aerius, there’s relief from allergy symptoms including congestion, without pseudoephedrine or its side effects.

Aerius uses desloratadine, a metabolite of loratadine, to make a powerful and long-lasting antihistamine. It has been proven to effectively relieve nasal congestion without an added decongestant like pseudoephedrine.

It is a non-drowsy antihistamine that allows allergy sufferers to function normally, both at school and at work - those times when being able to be at your best really counts.

Aerius is also a convenient choice of antihistamine since it has no restrictions with respect to usage with food or alcohol.

It provides fast, effective, 24 hour relief of the following allergy symptoms:

• nasal congestion/stuffiness
• sneezing
• runny nose
• itchiness
• hives
• red, itchy, watery eyes
• allergic cough
• itchy palate

 

Chemical Name: Desloratadine
Dosage: 5 mg