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Claritin 12-Hour RediTabs available for allergies

September 01, 2009

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CLARITIN REDITABS (loratadine) 5mg dissolving tablets by Schering-Plough

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Allergies

Schering-Plough has expanded the Claritin product line with the introduction of Claritin 12-Hour RediTabs (loratadine), a non-drowsy antihistamine in a quick dissolving tablet. Claritin 12-Hour RediTabs allow for patient flexibility in choosing 12 hour or 24 hour allergy relief based on their individual needs.

Claritin 12-Hour RediTabs are indicated for the relief of allergy symptoms in adults and children ≥6 years of age. It is available in a 5mg dosage strength without a prescription and can be found wherever over-the-counter products are sold.

For more information call (800) CLARITIN or visit www.claritin.com.

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