Cetirizin 10 – 1 A Pharma®, 10 mg film -coated tablets with Cetirizin: With allergic runny nose and chronic hives – only once a day
To relieve nose and eye symptoms in allergic runny nose; also with Chronic hives (urticaria) applicable
With the proven antihistamine Cetirizin
Fast and strong: Introduction of activity usually within 30 minutes after taking it – only once a day
Suitable for adults and children from 6 years (from 6-12 years 5 mg/ ½ film-coated tablet 2- times daily)
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Cetirizin 10 – 1 A Pharma®
Quick help with allergic runny nose
No matter whether hay fever, house dust allergy or animal hair allergy – at Allergic runny nose is Cetirizin 10 – 1 A Pharma® fast and strong. The typical nose and eye symptoms can already can be alleviated within 30 minutes of intake – and That all day. Taking it is enough!
Good to know: Cetirizin 10 – 1 A Pharma® is suitable for adults and children from 6 years and can also be added to chronic hives (Urticaria).
This is how the antihistaminic Cetirizin
The messenger of histamine plays an important role in the development of allergic complaints.
The antihistamine Cetirizin-an opponent of the histamine-blocks the histamine receptors And thus prevents the messenger from being effective.
This makes Cetirizin 10 – 1 A Pharma® ideal for relieving the typical nose and nose and Symptoms of the eyes that occur in seasonal or allergic runny nose all year round be able.
These include:
Sneeze
Running or itchy nose
Itching on the palate
Itchy, reddened and tearful eyes
Cetirizin 10 – 1 A Pharma® is also suitable for relieving the typical symptoms of hives (Urtikaria):
Itching
Quaddish
Application and dosage
The film -coated tablets are to be taken with a glass of liquid and can be used in The same doses can be shared.
Adults and young people over 12 years:
The recommended dose is 10 mg (1 film tablet 1 times a day)
Children between 6 to 12 years
The recommended dose is 5 mg twice a day (2 times a day ½ film-coated tablet)
Please also note the package insert or ask your doctor or pharmacist.
