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I got some from Sams, it is generic and called members mark. It seems to work for dh and I.

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@I am still oxox Thanks for mentioning the Sensimist!  I'm going to try it. I was just looking at the cost of tissues online and considering having several boxes shipped due to upcoming allergy season! I hate regular nasal spray and this sounds much easier to use. 

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@addtothis wrote:

My husband uses equate Allergy Relief 50mcg. per spray from Walmart.  He also uses a Himalayan salt pipe which is natural and safe.  HTH.


@addtothis  Oh la la.  Where the heck have I been?  I had never heard of the salt pipe and had to look it up.  I use a lot natural remedies but somehow had been missing this.  Thank you for sharing this in the forum.  I'm going to do more research in hopes it can help me with my allergies/asthma.

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DH and I have been using the generic from Sam’s club for a while and it works fine for us. The price is right too.

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I tried a few different ones and found the Kirkland brand from Costco is best for me. I have been using it for about 3 years. 

 

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@Misplaced Parisian wrote:

@addtothis wrote:

My husband uses equate Allergy Relief 50mcg. per spray from Walmart.  He also uses a Himalayan salt pipe which is natural and safe.  HTH.


@addtothis  Oh la la.  Where the heck have I been?  I had never heard of the salt pipe and had to look it up.  I use a lot natural remedies but somehow had been missing this.  Thank you for sharing this in the forum.  I'm going to do more research in hopes it can help me with my allergies/asthma.


I am so happy to help!  Now I know it can be costly but I was able to purchase 6 large Pink Himalayan Lamps through a legit company in Virginia and these lamps are very soothing but also aid in keeping household air cleaner using a 15 watt incondesent bulb. I placed 1 in the kitchen dining are, 1 in the master BR, 2 in the LR, 1 in the den/computer room and 1 in the spare room.  It really helps esp with the pollen we have here in SC.  We get the early spring.  Also changing the air filter in the return air filter every 2 to 3 months.  Every little bit helps.  

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My husband uses the generic of Flonase from Costco.

It comes in a package of 5 (I think). 
He says it works well.

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First time to try Costco allergy spray - cost is much better than Flonaise and it works just as well -- my experience

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I use the one from CVS and I think it works fine.  I have used several generic ones and I really don't see much difference in them.  

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I use the CVS generic