SAME ACTIVE INGREDIENT. UP TO 61% LESS PER TABLET.
Welmate vs. Allegra: Which Gives You More?
Same 180 mg of fexofenadine HCl. Same non-drowsy, 24-hour formula. A lot less per tablet. Welmate Allergy Relief gives you 100 tablets for $16.95 — about 17 cents a dose — next to Allegra's $47.95 for 110 tablets, or roughly 44 cents a dose. Compare the numbers below, then pick the bottle that clears your sneezing and itchy eyes without clearing out your wallet.
Fexofenadine 180 mg
100-Tablet Bottle
Save Up to 61% Per Tablet
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Welmate vs. Allegra
Same active ingredient, same strength — the real difference is what you pay per softgel. Here's the full breakdown.
Comparison
Welmate
Allegra
Label directions
Directions and warnings should be checked on the exact product purchased rather than assumed to be interchangeable.
Read and follow the Drug Facts printed on the Welmate bottle
Read and follow the Drug Facts printed on the Allegra bottle
Inactive ingredients
The extras aren't identical — worth a quick look if you're watching for a specific ingredient.
See the Drug Facts panel on the Welmate bottle for the full list of inactive ingredients.
See the Drug Facts panel on the Allegra bottle for the full list of inactive ingredients.
Shipping
Every Welmate order ships free, no minimum — no surprise fees at checkout.
Free standard U.S. shipping with no order minimum
Shipping cost varies by retailer, seller and location
Cost per tablet
The number that actually matters: here's what each tablet really costs you.
Approximately 17 cents per tablet
Approximately 44 cents per tablet
Current price
Prices checked September 9, 2026 — we keep this current so you don't have to.
$16.95 for 100 tablets
$47.95 for 110 tablets
Package count
100 tablets
110 tablets (2 x 55)
Dosage form
Both come as easy-to-take tablets.
Oral tablet
Oral tablet
Strength
Same 180 mg strength in every tablet — no compromise.
180 mg per tablet
180 mg per tablet
Active ingredient
Both products are built on the same active ingredient: fexofenadine HCl.
Welmate and Allegra share the exact same active ingredient — 180 mg of fexofenadine HCl — in the same non-drowsy, 24-hour tablet. So this decision really comes down to what you care about: how much you pay and what fits your routine.
WHAT'S DIFFERENT
Here's Where They Split
The big one is price per dose. Welmate runs about 17 cents a tablet — Allegra runs closer to 44 cents. Over a season of daily allergy relief, that gap adds up fast. Ingredients and packaging vary a bit too, so if you're checking for a specific inactive ingredient, a quick label check is worth it.
SHOP SMARTER
3 Things to Check Before You Buy Fexofenadine
Start with the basics. Active ingredient, strength, dosage form — Welmate and Allegra match on all three: 180 mg of fexofenadine HCl in a tablet.
Do the per-tablet math. A bigger box isn't always the better deal — check the cost per tablet, not just the sticker price.
Read the label. Every bottle's Drug Facts spell out directions, warnings and inactive ingredients — give it a quick read before you buy.
BIGGER BOTTLE, BIGGER SAVINGS
100 Tablets for a Fraction of Allegra's Price
Welmate costs $16.95 for 100 tablets — about 17 cents each. Allegra runs $47.95 for 110 tablets — about 44 cents each. That's up to 61% less per tablet, plus free standard U.S. shipping with no minimum. Same relief from sneezing, runny nose and itchy, watery eyes — a lot less spent getting there.
Current cost comparison
Welmate100 tablets
$16.9517.0¢ per tablet
Allegra110 tablets
$47.9543.6¢ per tablet
Competitor price checked
September 9, 2026
at the cited retailer
.
Prices can change.
Common questions
What shoppers ask before choosing
Do Welmate and Allegra really have the same active ingredient?+
Yes — both list fexofenadine HCl 180 mg per tablet. Where products can differ is inactive ingredients, package size and label directions, so it's still worth reading the Drug Facts on the exact bottle you buy.
Review the complete label before use
Products with the same active ingredient can still differ in dosage form, inactive ingredients,
package size, directions and warnings. Follow the Drug Facts for the exact product you purchase.