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Zytrec helps relieve allergies that occur indoors and outdoors. Indoor allergies may come from mold, mildew, house dust, and the pet dander that animals shed. Outdoor allergies may come from the pollen of trees, grasses, flowers, and weeds. Because you spend more time inside, indoor allergies can be harder to avoid. ZyRTEC treats your indoor and outdoor allergies. No other allergy medicine is approved to treat more allergies than ZYRTEC. Just one dose gives 24 hours of allergy symptom relief.
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What is Zyrtec? Zytrec helps relieve allergies that occur indoors and outdoors. Indoor allergies may come from mold, mildew, house dust, and the pet dander that animals shed. Outdoor allergies may come from the pollen of trees, grasses, flowers, and weeds. Because you spend more time inside, indoor allergies can be harder to avoid. ZyRTEC treats your indoor and outdoor allergies. No other allergy medicine is approved to treat more allergies than ZYRTEC. Just one dose gives 24 hours of allergy symptom relief. What does Zyrtec do? ZYRTEC helps relieve the following allergy symptoms:
One dose gives 24 hours of allergy symptom relief. What are the side effects? In ZYRTEC studies in adults and children 12 years and older
In ZYRTEC studies in children 2 to 11 years old
How to take Zytrec You can take ZYRTEC with or without food. ZYRTEC comes in two tablet strengths: 5-mg and 10-mg. For kids, ZYRTEC comes in a banana-grape flavored, dye-free and alcohol-free syrup that most kids like. One teaspoon of ZYRTEC syrup is equivalent to a 5-mg ZYRTEC tablet.
Giving Zyrtec to your kids ZYRTEC has been safely treating indoor and outdoor allergies in kids as young as 2 years since 1998. Since 2002, ZYRTEC has been approved to treat indoor allergies from mold, dust, and pets in babies as young as 6 months. No other prescription or over-the-counter allergy medicine can say that. Clinical studies of babies and children with different allergies have shown that ZYRTEC is a safe and effective allergy treatment. Children are often treated with medicines without the benefit of adequate studies to determine their safety and efficacy or dosing information. |
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