Are the dates wrong on anyone else's?

Are you a regular allergy suffer? I know for me if I don't take my Zyrtec everyday then I'm at the mercy of allergies. If over the counter antihistamines aren't working maybe talk to your doctor about Singular or other prescription strength allergy medications.

I take Claritin and Mucinex-D (guiafenesin and sudafed) for my allergies year-round. Sometimes I don't need the Mucinex so I just take a plain sudafed with the Claritin. All are available OTC and work great. Claritin-D has sudafed in it too, so you could try that. All of them are non-drowsy, but the Claritin works best if you take it daily, not just as needed. Flonase works great too, if you can stand the smell/taste when you first take it.

I've been there done that, during meetings too. really fun trying to stay awake in the most boring meeting ever...

Why didn't you take a non-drowsy medication??

I had a HAAD kid when we had no artificial colors or flavors left in the house my allergies to animals was also gone. That was 35 years ago. Three pickle chips have enough dye to bring them back for 3 days. Read the labels.

Allegra, this stuff is the best I have tried by far. kicks it out of you fast and doesn't make you tired. I also made the benadryl mistake, never had allergies before and took one at the start of my shift. was a long horrible day lol.

Benadryl during the day isn't the way to go. There are a lot of "non-drowsy" allergy medications, that can still cause drowsiness for some people, but they aren't nearly as sedating as Benadryl. I'm sorry your allergies are so bad, though. They can be miserable. During the day, you can try Allegra, Claritin, Zyrtec, or Chlor-trimeton. The most effective of those, in general, is Zyrtec, though that varies from person to person. Flonase and other nose spray corticosteroids are good too. I have severe allergies, and I take Zyrtec and Flonase for 24 hour coverage, Benadryl at night, and when I have really bad flare-ups I have eye drops for my eyes, I do sinus rinses and use ocean spray to clear allergens out of my nose, and I take Pseudo-ephedrine as a decongestant. Sometimes I also turn my humidifier on high and breathe in steam for a few minutes. Don't take pseudo ephedrine close to bed. It is a stimulant. I hope you feel better!

Benadryl makes adults sleepy. It's the ingredient in zzzquil

This is one of the most boring FMLs I've seen