seasonal items

If it's the thought that counts, then only a mindful gift will do.  With a little thought about who you're shopping for, you can surprise them with something they will truly use and maybe something to make their life easier.

Listen up all you skiers, snowboarders, hunters, hikers, bikers, football fans, bird watchers and dog walkers.  You too, you shivering-in-front-of-the-tv wrapped in a blanky people.  You don't have to be cold!  With today's technology and a little planning you can stay warm all winter long, inside and out.

Stock up and save on a wide selection of cold and flu products from AllegroMedical.com this season.  The H1N1 virus may be in your area, but our Swine Flu protection products can help slow the spread and prevent contraction of the virus.  If you end up with the flu, our H1N2 flu remedies can make you more comfy.

Does your internal thermostat feel like it is stuck on high?  That's not cool!  Cool down and freshen up with these products designed to keep the heat from getting the best of you. 

Summer is a great time of year for outdoor activities and fun.  Don't let mobility issues, oppressive heat or even broken bones stop you from getting your exercise, staying cool and joining in the fun this season.

My friends tease me about my cold hands and feet.  I mean, they are sooooo cold!  I've tried all kinds of things to warm up (even moving from Nebraska to Arizona) but I just seem to run a few degrees south of normal.  Yeah, 'boo hoo', I know, it's 70 degrees here in January and I'm complaining.

A flu vaccination is still the best way to guard against the flu but some people should get it and some shouldn't. If your defenses are low, the CDC highly recommends you get the shot.

These really are easy things to do, but you’d be surprised at how many people don’t. If you’re one of them, don’t come crying to me when you get the sniffles.

Stock up on everything you need to go to battle with colds and flu this season.

September is National Preparedness Month and Allegro has joined the U.S. Department of Homeland Security's coalition to promote their "Ready Campaign".