Tell Patients All OTC and Rx Nasal Steroids Work About the Same

March 2015

Flonase Allergy Relief will compete with Nasacort Allergy 24HR on OTC shelves.

OTC Flonase (fluticasone) is the same as the Rx version...and the Rx brand will be discontinued.

Reps will say OTC Flonase is the only OTC nasal spray that's approved for both nasal AND eye allergies...but OTC Nasacort (triamcinolone) is likely also effective for treating eye symptoms.

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Tell Patients All OTC and Rx Nasal Steroids Work About the Same

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