Now our entire line of sky lanterns are wire free! Instead of using a thin piece of wire to attach the fuel cell to the lantern, our premium ECO sky lanterns use fire resistant string that is capable of holding the burning fuel cell.These sky lanterns are sure to biodegrade in a very short time after landing.ow our entire line of sky lanterns are wire free! Instead of using a thin piece of wire to attach the fuel cell to the lantern, our premium ECO sky lanterns use fire resistant string that is capable of holding the burning fuel cell.
Benadryl during Pregnancy. Benadryl (generic name diphenhydramine) is usually considered safe to take while pregnant and is commonly used as a sedative and antihistamine for treating minor cold and flu symptoms such as runny/stuffy nose, congestion, sneezing, watery eyes, nausea as well as allergy symptoms like rashes, itching and hives [1].
Furthermore, Benadryl can also cause problems with milk supply. Because I am exclusively breastfeeding my daughter, I needed a medication that dried up my nose without drying up my milk. Prior to trying to conceive, I had been on Flonase for my allergies. Flonase is a nasal steroid. Because steroids are not good for a developing baby, I had stopped using my Flonase even before my husband and I started trying to conceive our daughter. Unfortunately for me, Flonase is one of the only medications that fully relieves my nasal allergy symptoms. I will admit that I was rather miserable in terms of my allergies during most of my pregnancy. Fortunately, however, Flonase is considered one of the safest allergy medications for mothers who are breastfeeding.