Reviewer: Cherie, 35-44 Female on Treatment for 10 years or more (Patient)

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I have been on singular for over 10 years, my insurance made me switch. This medicine doesn't work. A month after taking there genric all my symthpoms came back.

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I have been on singular for over 10 years, my insurance made me switch. This medicine doesn't work. A month after taking there genric all my symthpoms came back.
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Reviewer: 55-64 Female on Treatment for 5 to less than 10 years (Patient)

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This drug is terrible. I'm back to headaches tightness in my chest and wheezeing. I see my doctor the end of this month and I'm going to beg to be put back on singluar. My insurance will pay for it but at a tier 3 payment. I'll gladly pay the extra.

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This drug is terrible. I'm back to headaches tightness in my chest and wheezeing. I see my doctor the end of this month and I'm going to beg to be put back on singluar. My insurance will pay for it but at a tier 3 payment. I'll gladly pay the extra.
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Reviewer: beshl, 65-74 Female on Treatment for 10 years or more (Patient)

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I have taken Singular for years and at times could almost forget I had asthma.A month ago my ins.company sent Montelukast instead. A week after I started using it I began to cough, sneeze,wheeze and have drainage and was back to where I started when I first started taking Singular. I am very unhappy with this drug. I might as well not take anything.

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I have taken Singular for years and at times could almost forget I had asthma.A month ago my ins.company sent Montelukast instead. A week after I started using it I began to cough, sneeze,wheeze and have drainage and was back to where I started when I first started taking Singular. I am very unhappy with this drug. I might as well not take anything.
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Reviewer: wsmolano, 45-54 Female on Treatment for 1 to 6 months (Patient)

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I've been taking Singulair for years for allergic asthma and was forced to switch to Montelukast, the generic, when it came out in Sept. this year. Since I started taking it, my allergy symptoms have all returned with a vengeance, and it's as if I'm taking a placebo. Not effective at all. I've called my doctor and am waiting to see what trials we'll have to go through to get back on Singulair w ... Show Full Comment

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I've been taking Singulair for years for allergic asthma and was forced to switch to Montelukast, the generic, when it came out in Sept. this year. Since I started taking it, my allergy symptoms have all returned with a vengeance, and it's as if I'm taking a placebo. Not effective at all. I've called my doctor and am waiting to see what trials we'll have to go through to get back on Singulair without paying and arm and a leg.
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Reviewer: Gerseygal, 45-54 Female on Treatment for less than 1 month (Patient)

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My insurance did not want to pay for my singular. So I was given this drug. I thought I was going to die last night, my heart was pounding, I was sweating, and felt sick. I should have called 911, stupid me. My hearing went and I sat on the floor for 1 hour. I went back to my MD today and she said I had a allergic reaction.I had a EKG, she said my heart was a little fast and my skin is flushed. I ... Show Full Comment

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My insurance did not want to pay for my singular. So I was given this drug. I thought I was going to die last night, my heart was pounding, I was sweating, and felt sick. I should have called 911, stupid me. My hearing went and I sat on the floor for 1 hour. I went back to my MD today and she said I had a allergic reaction.I had a EKG, she said my heart was a little fast and my skin is flushed. I feel like I was beat up.My doc wrote a note to the pharmacist to give me the real singular. I called and left 2 messages for the FDA!!!!!
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