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A member asked:
What are the differences between patanase and astelin (azelastine)? is one considered more effective than another?
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Similar: They are similar medications, both being nasal antihistamine sprays. Both are used twice daily, so there really is no advantage of one over the other. A lot of times, it just depends on the individual which one works better. My advice if you haven't tried either one: pick whichever one is cheaper and try it first!
Answered 4/18/2013
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