Top 5 Best Medicines for Dust Mite Allergies (2020 Review)

Of all the dust mite allergy medicine we researched and reviewed, our top pick goes to Flonase.

Why?

Because it's the only one that stops dust mite allergens before they enter your body. 

This is a huge advantage that can't be overstated. “An ounce of prevention is better than a pound of cure,”  Benjamin Franklin once advised us, and he is correct.

There's also none of the rebound effects that so many of these medicines often cause.  It's a non-drowsy formulation, and non-addictive to boot.

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This is the full prescription strength spray, with enough in the tube for 120 sprays.  Flonase works by stopping dust mite allergens (and others) from entering the nasal passages in the first place, rather than trying to deal with them later.  

It will take several days to realize the full effect, but once you begin using it, keep on going and the benefits will become obvious once enough of it has built up in your system.

There will be some effects right away, but the full benefits come after a few days.  

Plus, as a number of people have noted, there is no “rebound effect” ​unlike with other popular brands.  Once it takes full effect, the dust mite allergy symptoms will be almost completely eradicated.

There are 600 tablets of antihistamine medicine in this medicine, with the same active ingredients as Benadryl Allergy.  It works for both children and adults (read the label for dosage amounts) to relieve itchy eyes, runny noses, and sneezing.  

With 600 tablets per bottle, the price per pill is hard to beat.  It provides relief from most dust mite allergy symptoms.

For years it's been well-known that Benadryl has the side effect of making people drowsy.  That same side effect is present here so it becomes a good sleep aid at night, and it's cheaper than most sleeping pills.  

Be careful about taking it during the day though if you have to operate heavy machinery.  It makes you just as drowsy between the wheel of a 2000 pound car as it does when you're sitting in your recliner.

The tablet begins working within hours of taking them and provide long-lasting relief.  

To achieve the full effect though may take 2-3 days, then continue taking one pill every day for a long-term maintenance benefit.  The price per pill isn't bad either.

More than one pill per day will probably cause drowsiness, so you need to be careful about that.

They eliminate almost all sneezing, itching, coughing, and wheezing caused by dust mite allergies.  If you can't get rid of the dust mites in your house, this is a good long-term alternate solution that will let you get some rest.

This is a stronger version of Benadryl Allergy, even though the box says otherwise.  It has all the same pros and cons as regular Benadryl, including the fact that it makes you drowsy with 30 minutes to an hour of taking it.  

Do not take this during the day!

Take it at night just before going to bed.  That way you'll get all the benefits without becoming a hazard to everyone around you when you're driving.

The allergy symptom relief is terrific, especially with the rashes and inflammation that can result from dust mites.

This is a long-lasting antihistamine tablet that begins working in just a few hours and doesn't make you feel drowsy or “foggy” as some people put it.  Like most of these products, it takes several days for the full effects to really kick in.

One particularly interesting story we discovered was one woman who was advised by her ENT to cut these 180mg tablets in half, and take half in the morning and half at night to get even better results than normal.

The 70 tablets in the bottle give a good price per pill and provide fast relief from allergies caused by dust mites and other allergen sources.