Walmart’s generic Claritin, usually labeled as Cetirizine Hydrochloride, contains the same active ingredient as the brand-name Claritin: cetirizine. You’ll find it in various forms, including tablets and liquid. Check the label for the precise dosage.
Contents
Tablet Packaging Details
- Expect a blister pack containing a specified number of tablets, usually 10, 20, or 30. The packaging clearly states the dosage of cetirizine per tablet (e. g., 10mg). A detailed list of ingredients, including inactive ingredients, is included. Storage instructions (usually room temperature, away from moisture) will be present. Expiration date is prominently displayed.
Liquid Packaging Details
- Liquid formulations usually come in bottles with a child-resistant cap. The label clearly specifies the concentration of cetirizine (e. g., 5mg/5ml). Instructions for measuring the correct dosage are provided (usually with a measuring cup or spoon). Same ingredient list, storage, and expiration date information as with tablets.
Additional Information Always Found on the Packaging
Manufacturer information. Warnings and precautions. Potential side effects. Instructions for use.
Remember to always consult a doctor or pharmacist if you have questions or concerns about using Walmart’s generic Claritin, or any medication.
Checking for Authenticity
Verify the packaging is sealed and free from damage before purchase. Look for any signs of tampering. Report any concerns to Walmart.
