Does anyone still sell the original Benadryl D type formula allergy pills

The original Benadryl for allergies contained both Diphenhydramine and Pseudoephedrine . Now they have taken out the Pseudoephedrine and it's not as powerful. I know that pills containing Pseudoephedrine are now only allowed to be sold at the Pharmacy counter, not off the shelf. (because it can be used to manufacture narcotics I believe.) But apparently Benadryl stopped using it altogether.

Does anyone know if there is any allergy pill on the market that still combines Diphenhydramine and Pseudoephedrine? I guess it would have to be purchased at the pharmacy but they don't seem to know one way or the other about this.

Thanks

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Benadryl D is not the same ingredients now. That's why I am asking. Instead of Pseuedophedrine they are using Phenylephrine HCl in Benadryl D. I don't know what that is but I know the original ingredients worked like a charm for me. Also I think even this newer D version is discontinued. I've found the new "D" locally but it's old stock that expires in July or August 08. I'd buy on line if I can be sure the expiration on it is 09 or later.

Here's a more up to date link showing the changed ingredients of Benadryl D. Notice it does not contain Pseudoephedrine

http://www.brands2liveby.com/product.aspx?id=4636


I called Pfizer customer support and they verified Benadryl D formula was changed. Medshopexpress hasn't updated the description, they probably just don't know it was changed. Furthermore the rep at Pfizer told me that Benadryl D is now discontinued anyway. So I'd be careful to check expiration dates of any Benadryl D still being sold.

It looks to me like no one sells that combination of Diphenhydramine and Pseudoephedrine tablets. You can buy them separately as regular Benadryl and Sudafed.