Allegra Allergy Relief

When seasonal allergies hit, the last thing you want is medication that leaves you foggy or drowsy. Allegra (fexofenadine HCl) is a second-generation antihistamine built for daytime use — it relieves sneezing, runny nose, itchy or watery eyes, and throat itch from both indoor and outdoor allergens without the sedation older antihistamines are known for. That's why so many people reach for it during peak pollen season and keep it on hand year-round for pet dander and dust.

This collection covers the full Allegra lineup so you can match the strength and format to who's taking it. The 180 mg tablets deliver 24-hour relief in a single daily dose — available in 15-count and 45-count bottles from Sanofi, plus an 8-count gelcap box from Chattem for travel or trying it out. The 60 mg tablets offer a lower-dose, twice-daily option, which some people prefer for more measured coverage. For younger family members, Allegra Children's 30 mg Oral Suspension comes as a 4 oz. berry-flavored liquid, making accurate dosing simple for kids who can't yet swallow pills.

A common question: is 180 mg or 60 mg right for you? The 180 mg dose is the once-daily, 24-hour formulation most adults use for all-day symptom control, while the 60 mg tablet is taken twice daily. Both use the same active ingredient — fexofenadine HCl — so the difference comes down to dosing preference rather than potency over a full day. All Allegra products in this collection are non-drowsy when taken as directed, making them a practical choice for work, school, and driving days.

Stock up during allergy season or keep a supply for unexpected flare-ups, and pair with the rest of our over-the-counter essentials to stay ahead of symptoms all year.