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Seasonal Allergies medication prices (2026)

Second-generation antihistamines (loratadine, cetirizine, fexofenadine) and nasal steroids (fluticasone, mometasone) are first-line for seasonal allergies. All are available OTC for $5-15.

Cheapest right now

Olopatadine

Generic Olopatadine averages $0.00 cash

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All Allergies medications ranked by cash price

BrandGenericStrengthGeneric cashBrand cash
OlopatadineOlopatadine0.1%see livesee live
ClarinexDesloratadine5 mgsee livesee live
Chlor-TrimetonChlorpheniramine4 mgsee livesee live
TavistClemastine1.34 mgsee livesee live
NasacortTriamcinolone Nasal55 mcg/actuationsee livesee live
RhinocortBudesonide Nasal32 mcg/actuationsee livesee live
BenadrylDiphenhydramine25 mg$3.40$11.99
ZyrtecCetirizine10 mg$6.20$18.99
ClaritinLoratadine10 mg$6.50$19.99
AllegraFexofenadine180 mg$7.10$21.99
SingulairMontelukast10 mg$7.40$178.00
FlonaseFluticasone Nasal50 mcg$8.40$22.99
NasonexMometasone Nasal50 mcg$18.40$212.00

FAQ

What is the cheapest medication for Allergies?

Generic Olopatadine (Olopatadine) averages $0.00 cash. Cost Plus and Costco usually have the lowest verified prices.

Can I fill Allergies medications without insurance?

Yes. Every drug on this page can be filled cash-pay at any US pharmacy. Generic versions are usually under $15/month at Cost Plus, Costco, or with a GoodRx coupon.

Are generic Allergies drugs as good as brand?

Yes, the FDA requires generics to contain the same active ingredient at the same strength as the brand and to be therapeutically equivalent.

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