This is a Sponsored post written by me on behalf of Walgreens. All opinions are 100% mine.
Recently I was asked to share with my readers my experience with Walgreens Brand Health & Wellness Products . I couldn't be more happy to do so since my family (as I have talked about many times before) are allergy sufferers. Unfortunately, my children suffer more than I do but every once in a while mine flair up as well. I have always stuck to one brand but this brand can be fairly pricey depending on when I buy it and where. I was super happy that while shopping with a friend we stopped at Walgreens. I had never been to Walgreens because the location of the store is not convenient. When we stopped in I perused the aisles to find our usual brand and found Wal-itin. An over the counter allergy medication that can be compared to Claritin tablets. The active ingredient ( Loratadin 10mg) is exactly the same but the price was definitely lower. With their specials they run, it is well worth knowing when they occur and stocking up. It is much nicer to see $13.99 than $23.00 as I have paid before. Right now, they are running a buy one, get one free. So that is 60 tablets for just $13.99! I can tell you from experience, this is an incredible deal!
A great bonus to buying Walgreens Brand Health & Wellness Products, is that each product supports bringing preventive wellness services and education to local communities though the Walgreens Way to Well Fund™. This fund will receive up to $3 million annually from Walgreens. The Walgreens Way to Well Fund™ will provide free preventive health tests through the National Urban League Health & Wellness tour, vouchers redeemable in select stores and more. For details please visit www.walgreens.com/waytowell.
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2 comments:
Walgreens Brand Products Health & Wellness offers a consumer version called Loratadine Wal-route. I like it because, apart from doing exactly what it is supposed to do, each box lasts a whole month (except for the months of pesky 31 days) and it costs only $ 14.
I have Loratadine given to the boys from their doctor. I stupidly haven't gotten the adult version for myself. I always get the tablets but I actually have found that the Loratadine taste better for the boys then Claritin. I tried it myself and I actually kinda agree with them. There is a lot less scrunching up going on in the facial area lol.
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