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Can i take zyrtec in the morning and xyzal at night? my allergies are really bad. yesterday i took a zyrtec in the morning and completely forgot that ive been taking xyzal at night. my allergies were so much better and i could breathe much easier?
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I am not sure if you had a question. Sounds like you are better. Best of health.
Answered 3/12/2021
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