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Personal Narrative: My Parent's Claritin Syrup
As I personally had not tried the Children's Claritin Syrup before I decided to use this when my niece's allergies began acting up. Therefore, my niece's allergies have calmed down, which is amazing as they are able to go outside and not begin having a runny nose or watery eyes. Furthermore, they love being able to go to the park in our housing edition as well as playing on their play equipment that I have purchased for them. Personally, I am so happy that Claritin has their Children's Syrup as this is a definite lifesaver for my

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