Someone should list a side effect called: Inability to concentrate. I took this for nine days. By the third day, I wasn't thinking clearly but was so desperate for allergy relief that I kept taking it. By the ninth day, I realized, I wanted my mind back and would rather have the allergies. I'm sticking with "Simply Saline." Safe and just as effective.

It's quick and easy to take and has very little taste to it. It relieves allergy symptoms quickly and is great for those of us who cannot swallow pills.

They definitely don't get me drowsy and they help soothe the allergies, what more can you ask for? Although, during my worst times (constant runny nose for three days) this only helped a little bit. I haven't taken any other brands so I can't compare but these do work for those mild symptoms like itchy eyes. I used to get that a lot, but now a thing of the past.

I like Claritin RediTabs very much. They are small, so they dissolve quickly, and pleasant, but not strongly flavored. The packaging has proved very easy to open for me. I have in the past had some difficulty getting individually packaged medications open. Rather than just a corner, as is often the case, each tear-off square of the blister packaging has a reasonably sized pull tab, and consistently pulls open readily, as opposed to tearing. Some, no water needed products are larger or strongly flavored than these RediTabs, and this was sometimes problematic for me. I was wary of this product and when I tried it, I was pleasantly surprised.

I used these when they were only by prescription and I think they are great. So convenient, no unpleasant taste and work as well as Claritin always has.

I was thrilled to find the Claritin I had come to trust over the years was now available in such a convenient form! No water is needed to take these pleasant tasting RediTabs... Just put one on your tongue and it will dissolve in seconds! These are great to keep in your car or purse for days when you don't take Claritin at home in the morning.

Claritin RediTabs vs. Alavert Citrus Burst: They both work, because they have the same ingredient (loratadine 10mg). Taste: I prefer Alavert Citrus Burst dissolving tablets, because I like their tangy citrus flavor, while I found Claritin RediTabs to not have much taste at all. Texture: Alavert is slightly fizzy, which was a suprise, but not a bad thing. Claritin RediTabs felt slightly filmy and gooey as they dissolved, which sent me running for a drink, which defeats their purpose. Convenience: Alavert, with its easy to separate individual foil packaging, is definitely my favorite to pack along. Claritin RediTabs are individually blister-packed, too, but I struggled to separate them, and had a harder time geting them out of their shape-conforming plastic than Alavert, which is loose within the foil and pops right out. Convenience and taste win hands-down with Alavert, but if Claritin RediTabs are all I have available, they do the job they're meant to do.