Allergy Relief - Nasal Spray Trio: Dymista + Mometasone + Nasal Decongestant $49.99 Delivered @ PharmacySavings

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  squiddles88 on 29/09/2024 - 20:43

  If you use Dymista and don't have alergies, but other sinus problems, get Flixonase instead. Cheaper but doesn't have the antihistamine.

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    Prodev3r on 29/09/2024 - 21:54

    Why is everything apart from Avamys OTC? I hate going to the GP every 2 months wasting 2 hours.

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      Kustard King on 29/09/2024 - 22:05

      The manufacturing will usually start putting in applications happen towards the end of the patent on the medicine. Futisconse furoate is quite unique the best steroid for respiratory/upper airways but newer so could be some time! Fingers crossed though!

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      squiddles88 on 30/09/2024 - 17:37

      Different active ingredient.

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        Prodev3r on 30/09/2024 - 19:28

        Understand that. But it isnt something that someone is gonna go 'breaking bad' with. It is the safest too, can be used long term.

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          tonester on 03/10/2024 - 06:12

          @Prodev3r: have you tried Flixonase?

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            Prodev3r on 04/10/2024 - 02:46

            @tonester: Dont think Flixonase is recommended for long term use. The gp prescribed Avamys as it can apparently be used long term

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  GimmeCashback on 29/09/2024 - 21:03

  +2

  That's probably because Dymista works wonders.

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    hypie on 29/09/2024 - 21:17

    +1

    Absolute game changer! I grabbed it when everyone raved about it on the other posts recently. I haven't needed Fexofenadine at all (I only take Dymista OD now as well).

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      Kustard King on 29/09/2024 - 22:10

      Its certainly good for allergic type symptoms and rhinitis. It may not be useful if your primary treatable symptoms are congestion and/or nasal polyps vs other ICSs.

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    thatonethere on 29/09/2024 - 21:56

    +1

    Dymista is great. Got the prescription version a year back for cluster headache symptoms and it was awesome for hay fever and sinus infection.

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  Xmus Jackson Flaxon on 29/09/2024 - 21:09

  does this work for weekend nose.. lol

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    Penalty boxer on 29/09/2024 - 21:44

    +2

    Could you elaborate more? Wouldn't your nose be decongested already?

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  armyofme on 29/09/2024 - 22:00

  +1

  Does dymista also get rid of itchy eyes?

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    Kustard King on 29/09/2024 - 22:24

    It may, but you’re best off with a systemic antihistamine or Azelastine eye drop :)

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    ssn on 29/09/2024 - 23:07

    I have been using Dymista for over 1.5 years after a doctor prescribed it for me. Used to use Mometasone spray previously and need that once a day. Tried Mometasone again a few months ago and it really didn't help too much compared to Dymista.

    Right now, if I don't use Dymista for a few days my nose gets quite leaky, I feel very congested and I sneeze a lot throughout the day. Eyes also get itchy. Only way to fix it is telfast once a day… or Dymista spray once a day. Initially for the first 2-3 days I need 2x sprays twice a day… then I go to once a day after I shower in the morning (one spray each nostril).. after using for 2-3 weeks I can go to once every second day in the morning. Definitely helps with itchy eyes for me.

    Wish I didn't have to use it though… used to be fine without anything until a few years ago.

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      armyofme on 01/10/2024 - 21:39

      Thank you. I currently take Telfast once a day. Mostly happy with it apart from sneezes now and then. Might try dymista if eventually need every second day.

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        tonester on 03/10/2024 - 06:16

        Might try dymista if eventually need every second day.

        why if you need it less?

        have you tried other antihistamines?

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  Krayzii on 29/09/2024 - 22:50

  Been taking Flixonase for non-allergic/vasomotor rhinitis and when that stopped working I went to Ryaltris and that is a life saver, although one of the side effects is being sleepy and I definitely feel it! My only symptom is congestion.

  Does anyone know if Dymista would help, considering Ryaltris is mad expensive?

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    ssn on 29/09/2024 - 23:09

    Definitely helps me with congestion.. see my comment above for my experience with Dymista.

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      Krayzii on 30/09/2024 - 22:25

      Thanks will give it a try

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        tonester on 03/10/2024 - 06:17

        +1 good alternative :)

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    kyttiekat on 30/09/2024 - 10:12

    Hi! Unrelated to deal, but can I ask how you went about getting diagnosed or getting help with your symptoms?

    I constantly have a stuffy nose and have been using Dymista 2x/day plus trialling various antihistamines for months with no improvement in symptoms (the Dymista used to work last year, but stopped). I've seen an allergy specialist and done all the tests and only have a very mild allergy. It affects my sleep and I constantly wake up with a blocked nose - it's driving me nuts. I do saline rinses which don't help much. My nose is always dry and crusty during the day, and bleeds when I blow it too hard.

    Who should I be seeing? My GP just recommends Dymista and trying more antihistamines. Should I see an ENT or something? Have you just been doing trial and error to treat yourself?

    Any info you can share would be amazing please!

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      Cheap Rich Guy on 30/09/2024 - 22:00

      You could try Prednisone tablets but it’s not recommended you take them everyday unless you have a severe auto-immune disease where inflammation is ruining your quality of life.

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      Krayzii on 30/09/2024 - 22:35

      Hi
      I ended up visiting ENT at the END. I had alot of trial and error and visits to my GP. I've also done the allergy test (I'm not allergic to anything according to the test).

      And I understand, I used to work shift work and blocked nose made sleep even worse than it already was. I do suggest checking off and making sure it's not what you eat/diet, then try different types of spray (I listed mine down; the ingredients anyway) and some of these sprays take a few weeks to start working so please give it some time. That's how I found Flixonase worked for me (but no longer does). GP prescribed me Ryaltris which is a God send but still ended up with ENT to get a confirmed diagnosis. ENT gave me scripts for Ryaltris.

      I would suggest trying sprays/alternatives per your GP than ENT because it cost alot more $$$, but if it's causing drastic negative impacts on your health I would see ENT sooner than later, considering you already had an allergy test. But that allergy test should tell you what you should focus on? Anyway if you can't sleep use Oxymetazoline spray but as per label don't use more than 3-5 consecutive days due to possible damage and rebound congestion.

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        Kustard King on 01/10/2024 - 02:00

        Try Avamys. It’s a newer generation steroid :)

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          Krayzii on 08/10/2024 - 01:02

          @Kustard King: It's quite similar to Flixonase right? propionate/furoate, flixonase doesn't work for me anymore, not sure if avamys will work if its still fluticasone

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  hashtagbargain on 30/09/2024 - 00:10

  +1

  Buying individually may work in your favour if your after one of these in particular esp if you want it picked up sooner:

  Dymista: $29.99 at amcal or $29.49 after price beat at cw

  Mometasone: $12.99 at cw normal price

  Nasal Decongestant: $12.99 at cw normal price

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    Cheap Rich Guy on 30/09/2024 - 22:05

    The Sudafed type nasal sprays are fantastic for quick relief. In a couple of minutes the sinuses have completed opened up!

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  ilove on 30/09/2024 - 05:51

  is there a database with updated flixonase prices??

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    beebul on 30/09/2024 - 09:49

    Who nose?

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  AzzaD on 30/09/2024 - 07:20

  Thanks for the great deals as always!

  Also wondering if any chance of adding additional products in future - particularly nicotine patches and eye drops:
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  * Nicotinell Step 2 Patch 14mg 24 Hours 28 Day Supply
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  Thanks!

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  mg_k on 30/09/2024 - 07:27

  I was recommended to dymista by Priceline for my "itchy" throat that leads to annoying dry coughs.

  Does anyone know if it actually helps?

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  ruddiger7 on 30/09/2024 - 10:10

  Is the nose stuff worth it? You can get a double pack of Dymetapp reasonably cheap and that stuff is amazing

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    Cheap Rich Guy on 30/09/2024 - 22:13

    Dimetapp is recommended for 3 consecutive days or else you get a bad rebound sinus blockage and pain. It’s not designed to be a preventative.
    How often is your nose blocked?

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  kickmiass on 30/09/2024 - 13:19

  i've been using Dymsta for years, i was kind of annoyed that it was prescription only because it was so good for sinus infections(and hayfever) or when you know you're about to get an infection.

  Anyways fast forward a few years, i find out the reasons because it wasn't approved yet for over the counter and required additional testing or something..

  Albeit pricey it works wonders, only downside is you have to be careful about how often you use it.

  I found it dries out the nasal passages and longer term (like a month) use can cause sensitivity and possible nose bleeds as a side effect.

  Knowing it is going down in price is a good to know, i hope they do make this product more accessible because i find it much better than some of the other stuff out there.

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    Cheap Rich Guy on 30/09/2024 - 22:15

    That’s right. Nasonex was also prescription once but after a few years it was released for OTC sale.

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  Penalty boxer on 07/10/2024 - 19:36

  Anyone know if you can take them all at once?

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    tonester on 07/10/2024 - 19:56

    why would you?

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  henr on 20/10/2024 - 10:46

  Appears sold out, unless I add an extra item, which increases the price.