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If seasonal or year-round allergies are acting up, now’s a great time to stock up on allergy relief at Kroger. Through March 25th, you can get a deal on three popular options: Allegra Adult 24-Hour Non-Drowsy Allergy Antihistamine Tablets, Nasacort Allergy Sprays, and Xyzal 24-Hour Allergy Tablets. Each is priced at $17.99 making it the perfect opportunity to get the relief you need at a great discount.

On top of the sale, these products are also included in the Buy 3, Save $5 instantly promo going and we also have $5.00 insert coupons from our 3/2 Save and a couple of Kroger Digital Coupons. That means after instant savings and coupon, you’ll pay as low as $11.32 per item and that’s a huge savings.

Allergies can be frustrating, but that’s why over-the-counter options like Xyzal and Allegra exist. Stay ahead of sneezing and congestion with these medications, and take advantage of the savings available at Kroger. Don’t let allergies get in your way when relief is easy to find.

 

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Allegra Adult 24-Hour Non-Drowsy Allergy Antihistamine Tablets (30 ct)

Allegra Adult 24-Hour Non-Drowsy Allergy Antihistamine Tablets provide fast* and effective relief from allergy symptoms without causing drowsiness. Each tablet targets symptoms like sneezing, runny nose, itchy eyes, and watery eyes, itchy throat/nose, helping you relieve/manage your symptoms throughout the day. Formulated for both indoor and outdoor allergies, Allegra works quickly to alleviate allergy symptoms, offering long-lasting protection with just one dose. Whether you’re dealing with seasonal allergies or year-round triggers, Allegra’s non-drowsy formula ensures you can go about your day without feeling sluggish. Trust Allegra for reliable, 24-hour allergy relief that keeps you moving.

*Starts working in 1 hour.

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Xyzal 24-Hour Allergy Relief Tablets (35 ct)

Xyzal 24-Hour Allergy Relief Tablets (35 ct) offer powerful, long-lasting relief from common allergy symptoms. Each tablet works around the clock to combat sneezing, runny nose, itchy eyes and itchy nose or throat allowing you to live easier and enjoy your day without interruptions. Designed for both indoor and outdoor allergies, Xyzal helps you tackle seasonal changes and environmental triggers effectively. With just one tablet, you can experience relief that lasts for 24 hours, making it a convenient and reliable option for allergy sufferers. Stay ahead of your allergies with Xyzal’s trusted formula!

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Nasacort Allergy 24 HR (120 Sprays)

When allergy season hits, nasal congestion and other nasal allergy symptoms can cause a whole new level of discomfort and stuffiness. Start breathing easier with Nasacort 24HR Allergy Nasal Spray.  Nasacort works at the site of nasal inflammation for powerful, long lasting relief for a full 24 hours.

This promotion is a fantastic way to ensure you’re prepared for allergy season or unexpected sinus discomfort while keeping your budget in check. Be sure to visit Kroger before April 1st to take advantage of these savings!

Happy shopping, and here’s to a season of comfort and relief! Be sure to enter our HUGE $250 Kroger Gift Card Giveway below! Good luck!

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Kroger Krazy is offering 1 reader a chance to win a $250.00 Kroger Gift Card. To enter for a chance to win, just follow the instructions on the Rafflecopter below. It’s super easy, so don’t let it intimidate you! The ONLY mandatory entry is to Comment on this blog post answering the question: What’s the worst part of allergies for you: sneezing, runny nose, or itchy eyes?

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The winner will be selected at random (via Rafflecopter) and announced in this post on April 5th. Winner will also receive an email from Kroger Krazy to confirm your email address for prize fulfillment. Winner has 48 hours to respond or prize is forfeited. This giveaway is sponsored by Kroger Krazy and is not affiliated with, endorsed, or administered by any third party, including but not limited to Allegra, Nasacort, Xyzal, Opella, Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, TikTok, or any other social media platform. Participants release all mentioned entities from any responsibility related to this giveaway. By entering, participants confirm they are 18+ years of age, release Kroger Krazy and all other parties from liability, and agree to abide by the giveaway rules. No purchase necessary. Void where prohibited.

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  2. Brooke

    It won’t load the raffle page for this one or the $25 one but I still wanted to comment…
    Sneezing is annoying but I can NOT stand a runny nose

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  4. Teresa H.

    I find that having a runny nose is not only bothersome, but, at times, embarrassing. Therefore, I consider my most worst seasonal allergic reaction to be a runnin around nose… round and round it goes, when it’ll stop, no one knows!

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  46. Nancy s stumler

    The worst part of allergies for me is the runny nose. I hate the headaches from pollen but Nasacort and Allegra save the day so often.

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  56. Natalie Vandenberghe

    Itchy eyes are my biggest problem. However, my daughter and my grandson have terrible allergy symptoms and rely heavily on these effective products.

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  70. Debra Evetts

    Have never tried but suffer from yeaŕ long allergies and sinuses. Always too expensive but wonder if they really work.

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  72. Angie V

    All allergy symptoms are bad. The congestion that leads to a sinus headache. The coughing constantly from the drainage, the sneezing and runny nose.

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  122. Hannah Stephens Denley

    Allergies are the worst!!! Not looking forward to all of the pollen. Itchy and watery eyes are the worst.

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  132. Jen S.

    I use both of these products. The worst things for me is the drainage in the back of my throat, nasal passage swelling and conjestion.

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    • Laura Harris

      Watery eyes is the worst for me, I feel like I’m constantly crying (but only from my left eye.. figure that out.. lol), I have allergies all year long, with the worst being in spring and fall.

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  143. Linda

    Is there a worst part? How about all of it at once? If I must separate the symptoms, I would say that constantly running nose.

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  175. Samantha Daleo

    Oh the itchy eyes are the worse! I can’t wear eye makeup in the spring due to how often I rub them!

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  177. Mindy

    Runny nose, especially at work. I just bought some of these at Kroger this past week and they really are helping.

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  204. Belinda Moore

    None of the above really. I have both food and airborne issues but don’t really have the issues you listed. Worst is all over body ache (think flu) from food. Fast working Antihistamine is a must for me.

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  217. Tyneisha

    For me, the runny nose is the worst part of having allergies! You always have to carry tissue and it’s especially annoying during meetings!

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  224. Brandy McClain-Hallock

    For me the worst part of allergies is the watery eyes. I end up rubbing and wiping my eyes until they are sore.

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  242. Barrie

    I hate itchy eyes! It makes me want to take out my eyes, give them a good scratch, and put them back in! lol

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  246. mami2jcn

    I hate it all but I guess I’ll say sneezing is the worst. I’m allergic to cats and I will sneeze repeatedly until it hurts.

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