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For me, this makes living with my allergies, particularly every time there is a change in the weather or the season, namely stopped up then runny nose. Sometimes my eye(s) tear up a bit too. Well, one shot of this up my nose each morning does wonders. It will totally eliminate the problem on a daily basis or greatly reduce it. For me there are no side affects, not does it conflict with any other meds I take. I learned about it from a Costco Pharmacist who had been taking it for about 10 months. He said it does not work for everyone but should be a great help to many--including him. He also cautioned me to follow the startup instructions as printed on the product. After the number of days has past of two squirts, you go to only once a day, best in the morning. And, it should be taken daily, not just when you need it. Advice: Before you purchase chec the expiration date as some stores have some very old product or it will expire long before you use it up. Each tube is good for 120 releases (up the nose). Frequently the tubes of 120 doses are packaged 3-up, for a total of 360 days of use. Make sure you have 360 days of product time when you make the purchase, i.e., recently at a big box store on February 1st of 2019 I was going to purchase a blister-pack of 3 tubes and I noticed the expiration date was May of 2019. Ah, 360 days is about one year and I could not get close to that for use. So, I went on line and found a comparable price with a date that would give me full use of the product. Good Luck.Read full review
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This is almost identical to Nasonex which is prescription only. Co-pay for Nasonex is $25 for a Months supply, but this costs less than half of that co-pay amount and works just as well. I now buy several Nasacorts at a time to save a lot. One time I went to a Minor Med place just to get a new prescription for Nasonex and the Doctor laughed at me and said ... "You do realize Nasacort is available over the counter and is virtually identical to Nasonex don't you?" Well no I didn't know that, but being skeptical I had Her give Me a prescription for Nasonex anyhow and also bought some Nasacort. I used My new Nasonex script for the first Month and switched to Nasacort for a good test, and my relief using both was identical. My trip to that Doctor to learn this cost Me over $140, which is about what a years supply of Nasacort costs me now. Read full review
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For many years I suffered with stuffy nose. I tried Flonase and it made it worse. The other nasal sprays had no effect. I tried Nasacort because it was on sale for cheap at the local grocery outlet. It worked great. I now use Nasacort every night and can finally breath.
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I'm addicted to the oxymetalizone (Afrin type nasal spray). I get bad rebound stuffiness if I don't get a shot of it every four hours. BUT NOT ANYMORE.... I can't say I'm 100% free of the Afrin type (very harsh on the nasal lining and blood pressure) but I need it WAY less. With Nasacort, I can usually make it through a night without having to use my other stuff. Some days I don't need the other stuff at all. Nasacort works for me with a severe deviated septum and rebound issues of Afrin, it really is a blesssing.
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Expiration dates are a control factor of the government. things are still good for at least 5 years longer as long as it's still sealed!! I like buying expired items, they're discounted and they're still great to use!! I am living my life allergy free!! Thank you very much! !!!
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