This website, FirstRxSavings.com, will lead you to free trial samples of Xyzal, the prescription treatment for nasal allergies and chronic hives, for children and adults. Xyzal is a product of Sanofi-aventis U.S.
To locate and print out from your computer the free coupon that you bring to the pharmacy with your prescription — for the free samples — click here: Xyzal
About Xyzal, Nasal Allergies and Chronic Hives
How XYZAL® works: If you have indoor and/or outdoor allergies, you may know that breathing in allergens like pollen or dander causes your immune system to release a chemical substance called histamine into your bloodstream.
Once histamine is released, it attaches to proteins in the body called histamine receptors, which then trigger your allergy symptoms. By blocking histamine from attaching to certain cells, XYZAL relieves your allergy symptoms.
XYZAL is a powerful antihistamine. XYZAL is a prescription antihistamine approved by the FDA to treat symptoms of indoor and outdoor allergies, as well as chronic hives and rashes of unknown cause (also known as chronic idiopathic urticaria).
It works by blocking histamine from attaching to many of the histamine receptors. The fewer receptors are available, the less histamine can attach and trigger symptoms. XYZAL provides powerful nasal allergy symptom relief in a tiny pill. It starts to work fast–at 60 minutes. And it lasts 24 hours, so you can count on it working all night, and all day the next day.
What are nasal allergies? There are two types of nasal allergies: seasonal allergic rhinitis and erennial allergic rhinitis (year-round).
Common allergens are tree, grass, and ragweed pollen, pet dander, and dust mites. If you are like most people with allergies, you are probably allergic to more than one allergen. The symptoms of nasal allergies are similar to the symptoms of a cold, but they usually last a lot longer.
What is Chronic Idiopathic Urticaria (CIU)? Chronic hives and rashes of unknown causes are different from seasonal or perennial allergies. They are characterized by red, swollen and itchy bumps that form on the skin. This condition lasts longer than six weeks and has no known specific cause.
Additional Xyzal Resources
Know what triggers nasal allergy symptoms – See nasal allergy toolkit
Doctor discussion guide - What to ask, and tell, the doctor
Resources for patients – Much free informational material