Astepro Allergy Medicine, Steroid Free Azelastine Nasal Spray Antihistamine, 120 Metered Sprays

Couldn't live without it, I have severe allergies to grass and hardwood, I need this to help in the morning and evening, I am guided with how much and when by my allergist Dr. I'm glad it is now over the counter, it's a great price for the number of sprays.

had trouble getting my medicine, but they got it on the road quickly after I chatted with them. they did a great job. hate it took ordering medicine twice, but they worked with and got it delivered quickly after chat. I am always nice to people at stores when I chat or call with a problem, everyone is human and make mistakes and after years of getting stuff from any form of walmart business, they have been nice to me.

I have vasomotor rhinitis, on top of regular allergies. I've got a tip (which I learned from an allergist online) for lessening the gross taste, and is actually how you're supposed to be using nasal sprays: tilt your chin toward your chest, so you're looking down. Point the tip of the nozzle slightly OUTWARD in each nostril, and spray. DON'T SNIFF. Just breathe in normally. As the allergist said, "if you taste it, you waste it." So if it starts dripping out your nose, tilt back a little bit, etc. I realize it's a pain, but it really does help lessen the draining (and, therefore, tasting it). That said, I get so much postnasal drip that I wind up tasting some of it anyway. It really just tastes like medicine going down the back of your throat. I tried blowing my nose after letting it sit in there for a couple minutes, but I've still gotten a bit of it down the back of my throat anyway. It also helps to use a saline rinse before spraying this stuff, so your nose is clear and can absorb the medication! Anyway, even though I dislike the taste, I use it nightly right now because it's really helped clear my nasal passages. I was using Flonase before that, and it wasn't doing much of anything on its own. Since you can take both together, I do that now. I think it might be the combination of them that works so well. It's kind of a tedious process, but after dealing with cedar allergies (and then this dry winter air), I'm happy to do it when it brings relief!

I have severe sinusitis and sometimes my nose is almost completely blocked. Using regular nasal sprays over three days is not recommended and does more harm then good. I honestly didn't think Astepro would work, but it actually is an excellent alternative. It takes about five minutes before it kicks in, and when it does, it's wonderful being able to breathe sgain. Best part, its not addictive like most medicated sprays. Its so good, I always have an extra bottle just to be sure I have it. I swear by this now for breathing better.

I have been taking Zyrtec for months and when the pollen started to fall it was like that wasn’t enough. My mom said she heard about this on a talk radio show and urged me to give it a try, and it has made an AMAZING difference in my life!! It is VERY bitter when it drips into your mouth, which is inevitable when using a nasal spray, but that nasty taste is worth the results! When my nose is stuffed up and running or anything sinus congestion this clears me up within minutes!! I highly recommend this regardless of the nasty bitter aftertaste!