Brompheniramine for Allergic Rhinitis User Reviews
Brand names: Bromaphen, Bromax, Veltane, Histaject, Codimal A, Cophene B, B-Vex Brovex Brovex CT Dimetane Extentab Siltane Bidhist …show all brand names
- Anonymous
- November 22, 2009
Brompheniramine "Lodrane often works quickly and effectively in cases where other, newer drugs seem not to help."
- ova...
- July 7, 2011
Brompheniramine "Lodrane is the only allergy medicine that has worked for me. Doesn't make me tired at all, and when I am on it, I can breathe."
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- Jen...
- May 1, 2010
Brompheniramine "I found this medication to be extremely helpful! The only drawback is the major sleepiness. However, at least I am not sneezing and can breathe easily."
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"I used to take this medication as Dimetapp, but that was removed from the over-the-counter market. So I was prescribed this medication in the 12 mg chewable tablet as needed to relieve the itching in my ears, eyes, and roof of my mouth. I've used every medication out there, and none relieves my symptoms. I have never had any side effects like other allergy medications. I don't know what I will do if this medication is ever removed from the market. I take one tablet, and within minutes, the itching is gone."