Flonase Allergy Relief Nasal Spray 72 Sprays, 0.38 Fl Oz

Slightly long time delivery, but i received 90 sprays instead of 72. Pleasant surprise. As for the nose drops it works for me great among present ones on market. It was bought at Mahzuz stores.

TL:DR - Flonase increased my anxiety symptoms from mild to full blown panic attacks almost daily. Completely debilitated me for almost 9 months. AVOID this if you have any underlying anxiety issues that you are being treated for.The long story: So I started taking Flonase just before we entered COVID-19 lockdown. About two weeks into the lockdown I started experiencing full blown panic attacks (which, to the non-sufferer, feel like heart attacks - your heart races, you sweat profusely, you have overwhelming feelings of terror, you cannot function). I assumed the severe anxiety was due to the pandemic lockdown (a natural assumption I'd think) so I just kept on taking the flonase - which was helping with my allergies - and started popping 2-3 xanax a day just to try to make it until bedtime, then rinse/repeat the next day. I cannot stress how crappy this was.Then one day I was about to squirt the flonase into my nose and suddenly had the thought "wait, when did I start taking this stuff?" then I googled "Flonase anxiety" and was suddenly faced with over 200 reviews on another site of people having horrifying anxiety symptoms EXACTLY like I was experiencing after taking this product. It was literally my situation to a T - had mild anxiety before, started having extreme panic attacks immediately after Flonase. I threw the bottle in the trash. Within two weeks I was back to normal. The nightmare has been over for about 2 months now and I feel great, no xanax required.Giving this 2 stars as it did in fact clear up my allergies. -3 stars for literally ruining my life for 9 months.

So I live in Phoenix and here we have tons of dust, sand, dirt, pollen and all that crap flying around, I never had such bad allergies until I moved here, this summer was particularly awful so I was spraying afrin in my nose every night for like 2 weeks (I know, bad idea, but I couldn't breathe at all) so yeah, when I tried to ditch afrin guess what? I couldn't breathe without it! That was bad, really bad, now my nose was shut completely without afrin!I looked into it and I read about this product, seemed like a better allergy relief option and less harsh than afrin, so I started using this once a day to help me breathe and get out of the need of using afrin, within 2-3 days I was completely back to normal.Try this before going with afrin, or use this if you created a dependence to afrin.

We tried Zyrtec and Claritin without any help. I even thought maybe she didn't actually have allergies. Flonase came to mind since my husband used it for so many years before he switched over to a generic version.I was told my daughter would need surgery on her adenoids and turbinants by an ENT. He said there was "...maybe a 1% chance if that, Flonase will work". I'm happy to say, he was completely wrong.My daughter used to blow her nose when she woke, up, before we left the house, on the way to school, at school, at home, and before bed. She kept a box of tissues and a trashcan for her tissues on her nightstand. Her trashcan got full quickly. She also woke up nightly crying and coughing. She was 6 years old still waking up nearly ever.single.night.My daughter no longer wakes up at night. She no longer has to blow her nose unless she is crying, which is not often. I am so grateful to God for this medicine. It has changed her life for the better.

I have had allergies for decades, primarily hay fever and molds, but also cats. I haven’t found anything that gives me protection for cats, but Fluticasone Propionate works well for the plants and molds. I’ve been using it for decades. Flonase used to be available solely by prescription. Now you can get generic Fluticasone and, as far as my experience, it works as well.I recommend Fluticasone Propionate if you have stubborn allergies. You may still want to talk to your doctor before you start on it, because it is a corticosteroid. It helps by easing the inflammation caused by the irritants. I used to use one spray per nostril in the morning and again at night. I later developed asthma, and after 10 years of asthma, my dosage of Fluticasone Propionate (at my doctor’s recommendation) increased to 2 sprays in each nostril in the morning and again at night.I’d like to give you a comparison of two brands of Fluticasone which I’ve purchased on amazon. For both brands, each spray contains 50mcg. I’ve noticed no difference in effectiveness between the two brands.This brand, Flonase, is the original brand from when this medicine was available only by prescription. It comes in a bottle with a tall green cap. The other brand I’ve used is Health A2Z, which comes in a smaller brown bottle. This information may help you compare the cost for the different brands.Flonase:Bottle size…………….0.38 fluid oz (11.1 ml)Package states each bottle gives you 72 sprays.Each spray is 50 mcg.For each of three bottles of Flonase, I kept track of how many sprays I got out of it. The average number of sprays per bottle was 95. The differences are probably due to the user not pushing the plunger straight down or at an angle, etc. In any case, I got more sprays than expected.Health A2Z:Bottle size……………0.54 fluid oz (15.8 ml)Package states each bottle gives you 120 metered sprays.Each spray gives you 50 mcg.I kept track of how many sprays I got for each of two bottles of Health A2Z. I got 165 and 163 sprays from the bottles.It’s easy to look up Fluticasone Propionate. As a steroid, it does have possible side effects. But I’m thankful to have it.Happy Reader

I have very severe hayfever and nothing has ever really worked for me. This is to be used daily each morning in order for it to really work. Absolutely life changing when used correctly.If you wouId enjoy using recreational drugs but you’re too old, have a family and need to make good life choices instead, the snorting action on this is kind of fun also. That’s probably the most middle aged thing I’ve ever typed in my life and I’m not sorry.