Allergy Relief
This category covers medicines that relieve allergy symptoms such as sneezing, a runny or blocked nose, itchy eyes, hives and itch. Most are simple and well tolerated. The practical question is usually which form fits the symptom pattern, since a tablet, a nasal spray and an eye drop each reach a different problem.
Flonase Nasal Spray
50mcg
Flonase Nasal Spray is fluticasone 50mcg as a nasal suspension for allergic rhinitis, a glucocorticoid applied inside the nose.
Rhinocort Nasal Spray
64mcg
Rhinocort Nasal Spray is budesonide at 64mcg per spray for allergic rhinitis, a glucocorticoid with strong local action and little beyond it.
Key points
- Most allergy relief is symptom control: it settles sneezing, itch and congestion without changing the underlying sensitivity.
- Antihistamines split into non-drowsy and sedating groups, and that difference matters more day to day than the brand does.
- A nasal steroid works on a different timescale from a tablet, building over days rather than acting within an hour.
Classes and ingredients in this category
- Non-drowsy antihistamines such as fexofenadine and bilastine.
- Sedating antihistamines like hydroxyzine and cyproheptadine for itch at night.
- Nasal sprays such as azelastine and fluticasone for hay fever.
Conditions it covers
These medicines are used for allergic rhinitis, urticaria and pruritus. Persistent or seasonal symptoms are often managed with a combination, which is a clinical decision rather than a swap between products.
Further reading
What allergy medicines does Yasabai sell?
Yasabai lists 8 allergy medicines. They contain 7 different active ingredients, including fluticasone, azelastine and fexofenadine. Examples include Allegra and Flonase Nasal Spray.
What do allergy medicines treat?
The allergy medicines on Yasabai are used for allergic rhinitis, urticaria, pruritus and allergic conjunctivitis. Each product page lists the conditions for that medicine.
In what forms are allergy medicines sold?
Mostly as tablets and nasal sprays. The forms and strengths are listed on each product page.
How do I choose between the allergy medicines on Yasabai?
Start with the active ingredient: there are 7 different ones in this range. Products that share an ingredient contain the same medicine. Compare their strength, form and price per unit. Each product page's details table lists uses, onset, side effects and interactions. If you take other medicines, are pregnant or have a long-term condition, check with a doctor or pharmacist first.
Are the allergy medicines on Yasabai generics?
Yes. Yasabai supplies branded generics and generics only. Names such as Allegra and Atarax identify the medicine; you receive a generic with the same active ingredient and dose. The exact brand depends on stock.
What you will receive →How are allergy medicines priced?
It depends on the medicine, strength and pack size. Each product page shows the price per unit for every option, in US dollars or the currency you choose. Larger packs usually cost less per unit.
Payment and discounts →Can I buy allergy medicines over the counter in Thailand?
Yes. Yasabai does not ask for a prescription to order allergy medicines. We are an online store, not a dispensing pharmacy; we arrange your order and delivery on your behalf.
Ordering without a prescription →Can I order allergy medicines online in Thailand?
Choose a product, strength and pack on Yasabai, then check out. Our pharmacy partners ship from India to Thailand and across Asia in discreet packaging. Standard Airmail takes up to 3 weeks; Express Tracked Courier takes up to 1 week.
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