Some Allergy Meds Require a Photo ID to Buy. Here’s What to Do in Philly if You Don’t Have One

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Robero Sorin

With pollen counts high this spring, many are reaching for their allergy meds. But some over-the-counter drugs require a photo ID to purchase.

For WHYY, Laura Benshoff reports that can be a barrier for some allergy sufferers…but in Philadelphia, there is a workaround.

Read the full story here.

(Original air-date: 5/11/23)

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Laura Benshoff covered stories of statewide interest for Keystone Crossroads and WHYY, with a focus on immigration. She previously reported on the suburbs, public education, and mental health. Her work has aired nationally on NPR, Marketplace and Reveal/CIR. Prior to becoming a journalist, she worked for the City of Philadelphia’s Commerce Department. Laura attended McGill University in Montreal, Canada. She diligently works at speaking Spanish and knows a little French.