Cetirizine 10 mg Antihistamine Tablets Generic for Zyrtec 24 Hour Allergy 100 Tablets 100 ct. bottles 4 Pack Total 400 ct. (4)

My allergist suggested these ($7/bottle) versus my prescription ($35/bottle) and I have no regrets! Works great. I have to take 3 of them per day, but it is still WAAAY cheaper than the prescription.

Exact same ingredients and works exactly like Zyrtec. But waaaaayyyyy cheaper!

After moving to SC from MO, I had to switch over from taking Claritin once daily, to taking Zyrtec once daily. However, the price of Zyrtec is extremely expensive, so I've always just opted for taking a generic brand - I used to buy them at Walmart. One day I decided to check and see what Amazon had to offer in the off-brand Zyrtec department, and was instantly amazed when I came across this deal. Essentially, I'm getting the same pill that I would get with Zyrtec, but for a fraction of the cost.[I've bought it twice; my first order was my daughter and I, and I purchased 400 pills for $23 on prime; and my second order was for my son, who still lives in MO with their dad. I got him one bottle of 100 pills for around $8.50. Now, here's the thing, the amount I spent on the 400 pills cost less than I could buy 70 pills of the same active ingredient through Zyrtec: Zyrtec Tablets, 70 Count, 10 Mg, so for me, it was a no brainer.If you're like me, and don't mind taking the off-brand/generic of a name brand pharmaceutical, I highly suggest that you invest in purchasing this because it is the exact same thing. Moreover, the pack of 400 pills is enough to last one person over a year. Essentially, you're getting your yearly supply of once-a-day allergy medicine for less than $25 - that is a bargain!

The value on these is unbeatable. Why anybody still buys brand name I don't know. The 5mg versions are great for cats, BTW (and yes, cetirizine is safe for cats, and they do require a higher dose per body weight than humans - please confirm with your vet of course).The 5mg ones are at http://amzn.to/1V6sZx3

Works more or less as intended if I take 3 to 4 tablets (the bottle says to take one). That is slightly better than other OTC antihistamines I have tried, so it gets 4 stars.

Cheaper than with the insurance

Not sure yet if I will be able to continue this whole amount. I have been using Zyrtec for well over 5 years. I he's looking for a alternative that wasn't so pricey. I will finish my bottle out and see how it goes. So far I'm pretty stuffy when I wake up in the morning.

My pony has allergies to buttercups, which make his eyes itchy and weepy. Then he tries to rub them on objects and rises getting a corneal laceration.The vet recommended OTC zyrtec / cetirizine for him (8 pills every 8 hrs). The pulls are tiny, and 8 just sprinkle them in his grain and he eats them up no problem.He is definitely feeling better, and his eyes are totally clear now.