Zyrtec (cetrirzine)

The expiration date on drugs is set for the point at which 90% of the drug remains.

You see, over time, drugs can degrade. (Think about when you let food sit out for a long period of time. It goes bad) It may not hurt you, however, there are some cases where the drug can degrade to a harmful product. It is best not to use expired medicine.

So, it may not hurt you, it may not help you, but it is best not to take the chance.

I take lexapro 10 mg and I also take the offbrand of Zyrtec d, the Walgreen's brand, and I haven't had any problems, I am not on xanax though, but I have tooken it before just not on a daily basis.

No. Together they can cause more drowsiness.

I just called a Nurse Helpline that I get through my employer. The registered Nurse informed me that I could safely take Advil Congestion with Zyrtec Allergy. The active ingredients in Zyrtec Allergy are: Cetirizine HCI 10mg (Antihistamine). The active ingredients in Advil Congestion are: Ibuprofen 200mg and Phenylephrine HCI 10mg.

Yes, both have Pseudophedrine as one of the active ingredients, so you will be taking more of it than recommended if you combine both.

The regular Zyrtec is just 10mg of Cetirizine. That should be OK to take with the advil cold and sinus but I would check with a doctor or pharmacist on the D versions of Claritin or Zyrtec with it.

No

yes, you can

Zyrtec is considered to be gluten free by many celiacs on forums, but the company that makes it does not test their product for it. They do not guarantee it to be gluten free.

Claritin's representatives made it clear to me that their product is gluten free, so I generally stick to that one, and I have had no problems.

Not sure what all side affects may be but when I take Zyrtec I start to cough. I recommend you take Claritin or the pill form of claritin: loratadine.

In general, it is considered safe to take Zyrtec (an antihistamine) and Robitussin cough syrup (which may contain guaifenesin, dextromethorphan, or other ingredients) together, as they work in different ways to relieve symptoms. However, it's important to check the specific formulation of the cough syrup and consult with a healthcare provider or pharmacist to ensure there are no potential interactions or contraindications based on your individual health situation. Always follow the recommended dosages for each medication.

The "D" stands for "Decongestant" .

The pharmacy information says it can cause your heart to beat faster

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Yes all of those drugs work differently and are commonly used together. Nasonex is a steroid, while Zyrtec D is a combination of a antihistamine and a decongestant.

Kathleen Rose Perkins

You need to look at the concentration on the bottle. Say if 1ml has 30mg in it, you know you need 1/3ml. If the bottle reads 5mg/ml, you know you need 2ml to give 10mg.

Megan Paul.

I would have thought that you need to tell the Marines about your allergies and let them deal with it rather than trying to treat yourself while in training. Bear in mind that if your allergies are very bad it may be that you are medically unsuitable for a career in the Marines. For instance if you were on active service some place where you could not get the medication you need, you may become ill and place yourself and fellow marines in danger.

Bill has just taken Zyrtec and 2 beers and now a glass of wine. He appears to be fine. To be honest, "fine" is a little different since he's English.

Yes, Zyrtec and others do contain corn starch as a bonding agent.

Sorry to say, you'll have to find a good compounding pharmacy for ALL of your scripts (including over the counter aspirin).

Remember if you have a sensitivity or allergy to corn, you have to call all foods, and topical creams (including toothpaste) as guilty until you know.

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