What a clinician may review
The exact assessment depends on your diagnosis and prescription pathway. These topics can help you prepare for a clinician or pharmacist conversation.
- Symptoms and likely triggers
- Breathing or severe-reaction history
- Current allergy treatments
Medication options to review
These options are shown for education and comparison. Seeing an option does not mean it is appropriate for you.
Azelastine nasal spray
Allergy care
A generic prescription option commonly used for nasal allergy symptoms. A clinician determines whether it is appropriate.
Cetirizine
Generic for Zyrtec®
A generic prescription option commonly used for allergy symptoms. A clinician determines whether it is appropriate.
Desloratadine
Allergy care
A generic prescription option commonly used for allergy symptoms. A clinician determines whether it is appropriate.
Fluticasone nasal spray
Generic for Flonase®
A generic prescription option commonly used for nasal allergy symptoms. A clinician determines whether it is appropriate.
Ipratropium nasal spray
Allergy care
A generic prescription option commonly used for runny nose. A clinician determines whether it is appropriate.
Loratadine
Generic for Claritin®
A generic prescription option commonly used for allergy symptoms. A clinician determines whether it is appropriate.
Olopatadine ophthalmic
Eye care
A generic prescription option commonly used for eye allergy symptoms. A clinician determines whether it is appropriate.
When online care may not be enough
Urgent symptoms, an unsupported history, missing required measurements, or a clinician's judgment may require live or in-person care. PoeRx stops the commercial flow when a protocol identifies an urgent concern.