CLARITIN® EFFICACY AND SURVEY DATA
CLARITIN®
For your patients seeking 24-hour non-drowsy allergy symptom relief1
Well-proven relief of a wide range of symptoms associated with allergic rhinitis or hay fever7
Significantly improved quality of life in a clinical study8
CLARITIN-D®
For your patients seeking non-drowsy congestion relief9
Starts to work in as little as 30 minutes for allergies with nasal congestion10
Relieves 8 allergy symptoms, including nasal congestion and sinus congestion and pressure9
CHILDREN’S CLARITIN®
For parents looking for non-drowsy allergy relief that tastes great11,12
Variety of kid-friendly, easy to take forms and flavors12
In a survey of 800 parents, 98% are satisfied with Children’s Claritin®12
*As demonstrated in a clinical trial, based on peak intake after the first dose vs fluticasone propionate 50 mcg nasal spray (2 sprays per nostril).
TRUST THE HERITAGE OF CLARITIN® IN TREATING ALLERGIC RHINITIS
Claritin® is the #1 doctor recommended OTC brand of non-drowsy adult oral antihistamines12
Claritin® is the world’s best-selling non-prescription allergy remedy12
Approximately 90,000 subjects aged 12 years and older have been treated with loratadine (10 mg, once daily) in controlled and uncontrolled clinical trials14
CLARITIN® SAMPLES & COUPONS
Claritin® offers allergy relief for kids and adults in a variety of forms and flavors.
Help your patients tackle their tough allergy symptoms with samples and coupons for Claritin® products.
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