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Sorry I"m just such a pain with questions but I've just read that folks have found Clarintin has helped them with pain so gives me thought as to the otc cold meds now. Has anyone experienced claritin giving them relief? It would certainly be a good thing to know about if so . Thanks
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i havent tried claritin but benedryl does for me
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