Key Benefits

• Convenience of once a day dose
  
  
• Non-sedating
  
  
• Virtually free from anti-cholinergic or anti-serotonin side effects
  
  
• Effective during early as well as late stages of allergic response
  
  
• Range of presentations convenient for both adults and children
  - Tablets for adults and children over 6 years of age
  - Solution for children between 2 and 6 years of age
  
  
• Objective tests of psychomotor function have shown that the incidence of sedation with cetrizine was similar to that
  of a placebo. Cetrizine is also significantly less sedating
  than first generation antihistamines
  
  
• Effectively controls symptoms with minimum impact on your daily life

 

Indications

• Perennial or seasonal allergic rhinitis
  
  
• Chronic idiopathic urticaria
  
  

Key Benefits

• Potent, long acting, antihistamine
  
  
• Offers additional anti-emetic central sedative and anti-cholinergic properties

Indications

• For symptomatic treatment of allergic conditions of the
  upper respiratory tract and skin including allergic rhinitis, urticaria and anaphylactic reactions to drugs and foreign proteins v
  
  
• As adjunct in preoperative sedation in surgery and obstetrics
  
  
• As an antiemetic
  
  
• For short-term treatment of insomnia (sleeplessness) in adults
  
  
• As a paediatric sedative
  
  

 

Key Benefits

• Lotin has no clinically significant sedative or anticholinergic properties - an improvement on cetrizine
  
  
• Less sedating than cetrizine
  
  
• Faster acting than astemizole
  
  
• In short-term comparative studies loratadine was as effective as cetrizine 10mg daily
  
  
• Loratadine and cetrizine do not exhibit the adverse cardiac actions ascribed for astemizole and terfenadine (torsades
  de pointes).
  
  
• Non-sedating
  
  
• Once daily dosing convenience
  
  
• Rapid onset of action so you feel better sooner.
  Symptomatic relief observed after 30 minutes at therapeutic doses

Indications

For symptomatic relief of

• Seasonal and perennial allergic rhinitis
  
  
• Idiopathic chronic urticaria