Claratyne Children's Syrup – Non-Drowsy 24-Hour Allergy Relief for Kids 12 Months and Up

Claratyne Children's Syrup provides non-drowsy, 24-hour relief from common pediatric allergy symptoms for children aged 12 months and older. In a grape-flavored syrup, it helps ease itchy eyes, runny nose, sneezing, watery eyes, and itchy skin, supporting your child’s comfort through daily activities and bedtime.

• Active ingredient and strength: Loratadine 5 mg per 5 mL, a non-sedating antihistamine designed for once-daily relief.
• Format and capacity: 120 mL bottle of grape-flavored syrup with an easy dosing measure for precise administration.
• Age suitability and dosing guidance: Suitable for children 12 months and older; dosing instructions are provided on the label for different age groups.
• Symptom coverage: Helps relieve itchy eyes, runny nose, sneezing, watery eyes, and itchy skin associated with hay fever and other allergic rhinitis.
• Flavor and convenience: Pleasant grape flavor to make dosing easier; a chewable version is also available for those who prefer tablets.
• Safety and use: Use as directed; keep out of reach of children; consult a healthcare professional if symptoms persist, worsen, or if there are other health concerns or medications involved.

Designed to provide daily support during allergy seasons, Claratyne Children’s Syrup offers dependable, non-drowsy relief that fits into busy family routines, school days, and bedtime. Always follow the label’s dosing guidelines and speak with a healthcare professional if you have questions about interactions with other medicines or existing health conditions.

Frequently asked questions

• What age can my child start using Claratyne Children's Syrup?
  It is suitable for children 12 months and older when used as directed on the bottle.
• How long does the relief last?
  Single doses provide up to 24 hours of relief under normal conditions when taken as directed.
• Can Claratyne be given with other medicines?
  Consult your pediatrician or pharmacist before combining with other medications to avoid possible interactions.