1. First read about Clarinex and learn more about its indications and  contraindications and read and agree to the Waiver of Liability.
2. Next, accurately and truthfully complete and submit a medical consultation questionnaire
3. Your medial consultation will be reviewed by one of our Physicians and if approved you will receive a Clarinex prescription with 6  refills which can be filled at any U.S. pharmacy of your choice. No medication purchase  required - you can choose any pharmacy where your medical insurance accepted.
4. This physician evaluation is RISK-FREE.  If a Clarinex prescription is not appropriate for you there is No charge.  The initial consultation fee for the physician evaluation is only $49.95.
5. EXPRESS service available:   have your prescription called into any local pharmacy of your choice within approximately 24 hours or less.

 

 
 


CONTRAINDICATIONS

• Do NOT use Clarinex along with Allegra or Zyrtec medications.  Clarinex can be used along  with Nasonex or Flonase.
• Do NOT combine Clarinex with any other over-the-counter antihistamine or allergy medication.
• Do NOT use Clarinex  if you are pregnant or attempting to become pregnant. or at a high risk of becoming pregnant.  Clarinex a Pregnancy Category C which means that animal studies have shown that it has an adverse effect on the fetus but there are no adequate studies in humans. 
• Do NOT use Clarinex if you are breast feeding.
• Do NOT use Clarinex  if you are allergic  or sensitive to desloratadine (Clarinex) or loratadine (Claritin) or any of its ingredients.
• Aphthasol is contraindicated if you have a history kidney or renal impairment or liver disease or hepatic (liver impairment).
• Clarinex  is approved for pediatric use for children over age 12, but we do NOT prescribe Clarinex online to anyone under the age of 18 

If you have any health concerns in any way or if after using Clarinex  for several days without experiencing significant improvement, you should contact your own physician for further advice.

Telling the difference between allergies and colds can be difficult, even for physicians.  The symptoms are similar:  Both may cause sneezing; congestion; thin, watery discharge from your nose; water eyes; fatigue; and headaches.  But colds DO NOT usually cause itching in the nose, throat and eyes.  Colds often start with a sore throat or are accompanied by a fever, while allergies to do not cause  sore throat and do not cause a fever.  Also, the overall duration of symptoms may give a clue.  Colds and their symptoms will generally last 7 - 10  days.  Allergy symptoms subside within hours after exposure to the allergen stops, but may persist for months if exposure continues.  When the allergen is pollen, the symptoms may last for weeks or months.

• The  majority of patients using Clarinex experience no more side effects than someone taking a sugar pill  which include sore throat, dry mouth and  fatigue.
• Rarely the following spontaneous adverse events have been reported:  tachycardia, rarely hypersensitivity reactions such as rash, pruritis, urticaria, dyspnea, edema and anaphylaxis and elevated liver enzymes including bilirubin.  If any adverse effects occur contact your doctor immediately! 

1. Clarinex may be taken with or without food
2. Clarinex is taken only once a day for 24 hour relief
3. It is usually best to take your medication at the same time each day.
4. Clarinex can be taken daily during seasonal allergies or may be taken when one is experiencing allergic symptoms.
5. DO NOT INCREASE THE DOSE - one 5 mg tablet daily.  Increasing the dose does not increase the effectiveness and increases the chances of side effects.