Hay fever treatment at Clarke Pharmacy
When everyday antihistamines are not enough, our pharmacist can recommend other options, such as fexofenadine, after a quick consultation.
Fexofenadine 30 tablets £10
Advice on the right hay fever treatment
Fexofenadine where it is suitable for you
Quick consultation with our pharmacist
Tablets, sprays and eye drops
Clear prices before you book

Hay fever
Hay fever relief that works for you, after a quick consultation.
Your appointment
Getting the right treatment
Hay fever affects people differently. We look at your symptoms and what you have tried, then suggest what is most likely to help.
How it works
Tell us your symptoms
Sneezing, itchy eyes, a blocked nose? We ask what bothers you most.
What you have tried
We check which treatments have and have not worked for you.
Other options
Fexofenadine is a non-drowsy antihistamine that can help when others have not.
Advice for the season
Simple tips to reduce your contact with pollen.
Before and after
Before your appointment
Note your main symptoms
List the treatments you have already tried
Tell us about any other medicines
Afterwards
Take your treatment every day in pollen season
Combine tablets with a nasal spray if advised
Contact us if symptoms do not improve
Important safety informationIf you have wheezing, chest tightness or difficulty breathing, seek medical help. Call 999 in an emergency.
Hay fever FAQs
Answers to the questions we hear most at the counter.
Beat hay fever this season
Book a quick consultation with our pharmacist.
Book hay fever treatmentWhat is fexofenadine?
A non-drowsy antihistamine that can help when other antihistamines have not worked. Our pharmacist checks it is suitable and which strength you need.
How much does it cost?
30 tablets of fexofenadine cost £10 after your consultation.
Will it make me drowsy?
Fexofenadine is unlikely to cause drowsiness, but it can affect some people.
Can I take it with other medicines?
Some medicines and indigestion remedies can affect it. We check everything you take.
When should I start treatment?
Starting a couple of weeks before your symptoms usually begin can help.
