How do I spell relief? H-A-L-L-S
Our house is inundated with allergies right now. The back and forth with the weather is killing my sinuses. Charlie was up last night at 2 am and finally went back to sleep at 1:30 p.m. Yes he was up for almost 12 hours. The only reason he woke up was because “I have the coughez, Mommy.” Now imagine that in the pitiful voice while coughs resound in between each word. I gave him some allergy medication and prayed that it would kick in quickly. In the mean time he coughez moved their way around the room so that I was then coughing. You know what I mean you get that little tickle in the back of your throat and no matter what you can’t get rid of it. You try water. You try coughing. Nothing seems to work. You grab some allergy medication and quickly choke swallow some down only to realize that the cough is not going to leave for a while. I don’t care which medication you favor they all take time to start working.
How Halls works for my Allergies:
For me I was able to find that Halls cough drops can relieve the temporary cough while waiting. I know you never though of that did you? Neither did I until Halls and Mom Central sent the idea to me. It’s been a real life saver the last few days. Here in Maryland the weather has been going back and forth between really hot and cold and it really kicks the pollen into over drive. The menthol in Halls is a topical anesthetic and a cough suppressant. So it’s a triple action cough drop. The menthol does it work but just the act of savoring a cough drop produces saliva and lubricates the throat and mouth.
How do Halls work for you?
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