Generic alternative for Sudofed

elfy4eva · 2013-09-24 11:47:47

Hey all, I seem to get congested to bits at this time of year, and go through packs of Sudofed/Actifed in no time. I asked the biddy in my local pharmacy about generic brands but she insisted on sudofed as I normally buy. Can anyone recommend a generic alternative to these, as they are quite expensive. Just need an idea on…

24-09-2013 12:47PM

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Hey all, I seem to get congested to bits at this time of year, and go through packs of Sudofed/Actifed in no time. I asked the biddy in my local pharmacy about generic brands but she insisted on sudofed as I normally buy.

Can anyone recommend a generic alternative to these, as they are quite expensive. Just need an idea on where I could buy em and how much they'd roughly be.

Thanks!! :cool:

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#2 24-09-2013 01:57PM

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Boots have their own brand version, not sure how much of a saving it is though, and as far as I'm aware that's the only one going.

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#3 11-10-2013 07:44PM

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Sainsburys do a generic version at something like 49p. The active ingredient is pseudoephedrine.

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#4 14-10-2013 07:52AM

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