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[Becks]

There's a reference I don't get, but I've seen mentioned in a siggy. Could anyone explain, please?

[Geek King]

You know, Benadryl has never bothered me, but sudafed puts me right out. I'm told it shouldn't, but it does. My body's just wired wierd, I guess.

[chainedbarista]

each person reacts differently to a given drug, but benadryl's action tend to lean on the 'make you a zombie' side (or maybe that's just me), one of the many reasons i don't take it too often.

i'll stick with zyrtec-d.

[Gurndigarn]

each person reacts differently to a given drug, but benadryl's action tend to lean on the 'make you a zombie' side (or maybe that's just me), one of the many reasons i don't take it too often.

I take it when hay feber already made me a zombie (and I don't need to drive soon). The side effects are worth it at that point, because it's effective for me.

[AdminAssistant]

I thought the point of taking Benadryl was to make you take a nap! (I guess that's just why I take it.)

Thank goodness I rarely get sick, because I'm usually completely worthless. I just want to take my decongestants and sleep.

[Slytovhand]

There's a reference I don't get, but I've seen mentioned in a siggy. Could anyone explain, please?

http://www.customerssuck.com/board/s...ad.php?t=27035

Just some fun we had..

[Becks]

Slyt, thanks.

[LifeCarnie]

I don't think there is a non-drowsy Benadryl. Non-drowsy antihistamines, but not non-drowsy Benadryl. That's why the ingredient in almost every over the counter sleeping aid is Benadryl.
I want to know what universe your pharmacy is in. I want to confuse people with the option of Benadryl that doesn't make you tired.

There isn't a OTC non drowsy version available.

I used to have to use Benadryl for a skin allergy I had and the only thing the doctor could recommend was the children's version, because it doesn't make you as drowsy and is just about as effective.