Interesting, my friend who is allergic to peanuts is suposed to take liquid benadryl along with the epi pen when she's havin a reaction. She said the Dr. told her the liquid gets into your system faster.A good start to keep around is Children's chewable Benadryl. It's what my Doctor told me to keep in with my gear. I'm not anaphylactic like my dad, but his Doc told him the same thing, chewable Benadryl, 2 - 3 tablets while enroute to the ER. I got hit buy a wasp 2 weeks ago, I was surprised who quickly it went away. I had heard spraying the sting with WD-40, but IDK, anyone else heard that one?
I've have not heard much about liquids, I would imagine that it would get in to your system quick, possibly even quicker than the chewables, the biggest thing they were looking at is just dont get the adult version of pills. One advantage to the pills is you can put some in different cars and as well as several locations, instead of constantly carrying a bottle? Just a thought.Interesting, my friend who is allergic to peanuts is suposed to take liquid benadryl along with the epi pen when she's havin a reaction. She said the Dr. told her the liquid gets into your system faster.