They were previously only available on prescription up until 2021, when they were re-classified
Allevia, an over-the-counter medication, has proved popular online as hay fever season arrives across the UK. Around one in four people suffer from hay fever each year, over 16 million people, reports WalesOnline.
TikTok users have heaped praise on the hay fever treatment, which is priced at £3.70 for seven tablets at Boots. Among the reviews, Ben Newmark said: "He hadn't felt this good in the summer for a decade". @Nikk1noodles said: "Fexofenadine aka Allevia 120mg over the counter at Boots. Took a couple of days to kick in but this week I've been hay fever-free. No itching, no eye drops, no nasal sprays. 10/10 would recommend."
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