Reactin, Claritin, Allegra... they all seem to do the same thing for so many years, then they start to become less effective (you build up resistance to them) and eventually they seem to stop working.
Apparently nobody can make an allergy medication that consistently works permanently.
Another annoying thing is that they don't make an "extra strength" version for very bad allergy days.
Like today... when I encountered hayfever, dust and apparently I am also allergic to peonies.
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