Produtos Importados dos EUA
Benadryl Ultratabs Antihistamine Allergy Relief Medicine
Descrição do Produto:
Benadryl Ultratabs é um medicamento antialérgico que proporciona alívio dos sintomas associados às alergias, como espirros, coriza, coceira na garganta ou no nariz e olhos lacrimejantes. Com apenas um comprimido, você obtém um poderoso alívio para alergias e resfriados.
Este medicamento antialérgico temporariamente alivia os sintomas de febre do feno e outros sintomas respiratórios superiores, como espirros e coriza. Ele proporciona alívio de alérgenos comuns, como pólen de árvores, poeira, mofo e pelos de animais.
A fórmula do Benadryl Ultratabs contém 25 mg de difenidramina HCl, um antialérgico que ajuda a proporcionar alívio para alergias e problemas respiratórios superiores. É uma fórmula eficaz e poderosa que funciona quando você mais precisa.
Este pacote contém 100 comprimidos de Benadryl Ultratabs, adequados para adultos e crianças a partir de 6 anos. É um medicamento antialérgico seguro e eficaz, recomendado por médicos.
Obtenha alívio eficaz para alergias quando você mais precisa!
- Espirros
- Coriza
- Coceira na garganta
- Olhos lacrimejantes
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1. Alívio rápido e eficaz
O Benadryl Ultratabs proporciona alívio rápido e eficaz dos sintomas de alergias e resfriados. Com apenas um comprimido, você sentirá uma melhora significativa.
2. Fórmula poderosa
A fórmula do Benadryl Ultratabs contém 25 mg de difenidramina HCl, um antialérgico que trabalha para aliviar os sintomas de alergias e problemas respiratórios superiores.
3. Adequado para adultos e crianças
Este medicamento é seguro e adequado para uso em adultos e crianças a partir de 6 anos, proporcionando alívio para toda a família.
4. Recomendado por médicos
O Benadryl Ultratabs é um medicamento antialérgico recomendado por médicos devido à sua eficácia comprovada no alívio dos sintomas de alergias e resfriados.
5. Pacote com 100 comprimidos
Com o pacote contendo 100 comprimidos, você terá um suprimento duradouro de alívio para alergias e resfriados, garantindo que você esteja preparado para enfrentar os sintomas sempre que necessário.
– Sugestão de Uso:
Para adultos e crianças a partir de 6 anos, tome 1 comprimido de Benadryl Ultratabs a cada 4 a 6 horas, conforme necessário para alívio dos sintomas de alergias e resfriados. Não exceda 6 comprimidos em 24 horas, a menos que indicado por um médico.
Dal –
Good deal, plus way better than having to deal with those annoying blister cards. I prefer the bottle of 100 for best economy and I hate blister packs. View the image that I posted with this review to see the convenient lil’ bottle.
Be sure to select the product Style/Size-Count that’s right for you, when ordering. I’ve seen a lot of reviews complaining about blister packs, others wanted blister packs, some want individually wrapped doses of 2 pills.
I have three dogs with year round allergies from one thing then another, and Benadryl is my go-to solution for when their noses get a lil’ too runny. They are all around 60 lb doodles (Golden & Lab), notorious for runny noses, so I’m not misdiagnosing colds. But I have used this, with other drugs, when they all ended up with kennel cough from visiting the vet a while back. Ironic… took my healthy dogs to the vet, just to have them get sick from going in for a check-up. LOL… Guess you just have to put it in the “it happens” column.
Normal Dose: 1mg per 1lb of dog body weight, every 8-12 hours, 2-3 times per day
Emergency Use: up to 2mg/1lb for severe condition such as snakebite, other allergic reactions, or anaphylactic conditions in a pitch
Administering: Pill pockets work great, but smooth peanut butter works great too. Hide pills (any pills) in a small glob of smooth peanut butter on the end of a finger. When they open their mouth to lick the peanut butter, press forward slightly so they don’t have time to investigate whether or not you’re putting one over on them. They love peanut butter, and a pill is way too difficult to separate from gooey peanut butter, so they’ll just go ahead and swallow it all. I keep a small jar of peanut butter just for the dogs, and sometimes give it to them as a treat to keep them off guard for when I use it for different pills, or liquids like Ivermectin 0.08% solution (their monthly Heartworm prevention).
Of course watch for signs of the drug not agreeing with your particular animal, especially if giving for the first time. I have personally given it to dozens of dogs over the years and have yet to have any adverse effects, but that doesn’t mean there never will be.
Good stuff; always works for runny nose and eye issues associated with allergies. I’m never without it in my dog’s medicine chest, and I use it myself for seasonal allergies, but I may be one of the fortunate, as it rarely makes me drowsy, which is a frequent side effect for some dogs, and most people.
Diphenhydramine, the most common active ingredient, is an H1 antagonist (antihistamine), which relieves inflammation, runny nose, sneezing, itchy nose and throat, itchy watery eyes, and other allergy symptoms. It can also help with anxiety and motion sickness… it also reduces coughing if it happens to be present, but I wouldn’t use it solely for that.
mac vette –
Works well for me.
Susan C. Whitfield –
Love the color
Sniper –
Works as directed
Fatima Estrada –
Benadryl has been a great resource for times when a cold interrupts our vacation. Super product.
Dal –
Works excellent
Sohel Nessari –
Good and fast
Doctor Gangreene –
If you’re like me, then you have pretty bad allergies all through the Spring and Summer, and low-key allergies through the Fall. Pollen, pet dander, dust, hay fever… the usual culprits. Sometimes a milder antihistamine (like loratadine or levocetrizine) is enough to give you some relief. But sometimes you need to give your allergies a stern talking to and a swift kick in the back side. In my experience benadryl (diphenhydramine) is a very strong antihistamine, much more effective than the others, usually one pill will give me relief from allergy symptoms for two or three days. But also in my experience it comes with side effects – usually mild dizziness and drowsiness. So don’t take it if you know you will be driving or operating machinery or something along those lines where you need to be alert. Maybe take it at bedtime, and it might still be active the next day. The directions say you can take a tablet about every six hours (depending on dosage) as needed, but for me seriously one every couple of days is enough. And my allergies are so bad I needed weekly injections for a couple of years.
It’s easy to swallow in this type of pill but I recommend taking it with water or milk to make it easier. There’s no weird aftertaste. It usually starts working in about 15-20 minutes. This is the “over the counter” strength, for anything stronger you need a prescription.
Read the label regarding possible side effects. Almost everyone who takes benadryl experiences some drowsiness and dry mouth. But there are other side effects that are more rare, some of them can be pretty serious. As with any medication, always read the label before you take it. If in doubt, ask your doctor or pharmacist.
Pro tip: to avoid getting weird side effects, I typically rotate my antihistamines. I’ll use a certain one for a few days then switch to another one for a few days, then a third kind for a few days, then back to the first. If your allergies are pretty bad EVERY DAY during pollen season for example, this rotation might let you feel better without getting the bad side effects that can come from using one antihistamine for a week or two at a time. But ask your doctor first.