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Do those topical allergy blockers that you rub on the outside of your nose really work?
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∙ 13y ago
If you're referring to "AllergyBlock", by Cholaseptic, my guess is it's actually a topical decongestant / antihistamine. So, it's like Sudafed in a cream. It gets absorbed through your skin and treats your Allergies that way. I think this business of it supposedly "blocking" allergens from entering your nose is hogwash.
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∙ 13y ago
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