GoodSense Loratadine Orally Disintegrating Tablets, 10 mg, 24 Hour Allergy Tablets, 30 Count

I take one around 9am daily and it helps for most of the day. I do notice it begins wearing off later in the night around 10pm(it could just be me...). I still get small bouts of post nasal drip with the medicine, but it definitely helps with sneezing, runny nose, and congestion throughout the day.

This is a lower cost alternative to brand-name allergy pills like Alavert or Claritin. The taste is not as good as the Alavert pills I usually buy, but nothing that would make me stop buying them in the future. They seem to work just as well as Alavert, so all in all, not a bad product at all.

I usually use Claritin quick dissolving tablets that cost about a dollar pill. These are the same ingredients at less than half the price and work just as well. I could not be happier with this choice v

Loratadine (Claritin clone) dissolvable tablets. Put them under your tongue and they dissolve with a vague minty/chalky flavor. They seem to work and are as easy to take as the Claritin dissolvables. Works for me.

These do not dissolve like the Claritin brand, but they do dissolve pretty well with more time. The flavor is chalky but you get used to it. The packaging is not very good, it’s difficult to break apart the individual tablets and the plastic cracks. They are decent dissolving tablets once you get past the problems.