Cartia 100 mg Tablets — Enteric-Coated Low-Dose Aspirin for Cardiovascular Risk Management

Cartia 100 mg Tablets are enteric-coated, low-dose aspirin designed for cardiovascular risk management under medical supervision. Each tablet delivers 100 mg of acetylsalicylic acid and features a Duentric coating to help minimize stomach irritation while preserving efficacy.

Key Features

• Strength and count: 100 mg per tablet in an 84-tablet calendar-pack, designed to support a monthly dosing routine.
• Enteric (Duentric) coating: Delays dissolution until the tablet reaches the small intestine to help reduce stomach irritation while maintaining aspirin benefits.
• Allergen-friendly formulation: Free from sugar, gluten, yeast, soy, lactose, and preservatives, per product information.
• Usage guidance: Take one tablet daily with water, at roughly the same time each day, under clinician’s instructions.
• Safety and supervision: Use under the guidance of a healthcare professional, particularly for ulcers, bleeding disorders, or other medical conditions.
• Packaging convenience: Calendar-pack delivery supports a straightforward daily routine and adherence.

Cartia is designed for individuals who require a low-dose aspirin option as part of a clinician-guided plan to help prevent blood clotting and reduce the risk of heart attack and stroke.

The Duentric coating helps minimize gastrointestinal irritation by delivering aspirin later in the digestive tract, while the 100 mg dose provides a widely used option for cardiovascular risk reduction when appropriate for the patient. The 84-tablet calendar-pack offers a simple daily routine, and the allergen-friendly formulation reduces common dietary concerns. Store in a cool, dry place and follow your healthcare provider’s instructions for duration and monitoring.

Discuss Cartia 100 mg with your healthcare provider to determine if it fits your cardiovascular risk management plan.

Frequently Asked Questions

• What is Cartia 100 mg? Cartia is a Duentric-coated, low-dose aspirin containing 100 mg of acetylsalicylic acid per tablet, used to help prevent blood clotting when advised by a clinician.
• How should I take Cartia 100 mg? Usually one tablet daily with water, at the same time each day, under your doctor’s guidance. If you miss a dose, resume as directed by your healthcare provider.
• Why does Cartia have a coating? The Duentric enteric coating delays dissolution until the tablet reaches the small intestine, which may reduce irritation to the stomach lining while preserving aspirin’s benefits.
• Is Cartia safe to use with other medications? Talk to your doctor if you are taking other anticoagulants, NSAIDs, or have conditions such as ulcers or bleeding disorders. Medical supervision is important for ongoing use.