Loratadine 10 mg tablets
Pharmacy medicine · Hay fever and allergy
- Per tablet
- 2p
- Pack of 30
- 68p
- Pharmacies
- 6
Prices
- LloydsPharmacy68pView at LloydsPharmacy (opens in a new tab)
- Chemist4U99pView at Chemist4U (opens in a new tab)
- Express Chemist£1.75View at Express Chemist (opens in a new tab)
- Oxford Online Pharmacy£1.99View at Oxford Online Pharmacy (opens in a new tab)
- Click Pharmacy£2.99View at Click Pharmacy (opens in a new tab)
- Well Pharmacy£5.99View at Well Pharmacy (opens in a new tab)
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A pharmacy medicine: the pharmacist asks a few questions before it is sent.
What it is
Loratadine 10 mg tablets contains loratadine 10 mg. It is a pharmacy medicine, so a pharmacist checks a few answers before it is sent. Its licence covers symptoms of allergic rhinitis (for example hayfever), such as sneezing, runny or itchy nose, and itchy or burning eyes.
From the description on medicines.org.uk.
Loratadine 10 mg tablets specs
- Active ingredient
- loratadine 10 mg
- Form
- tablet
- Legal category
- Pharmacy medicine
- Pack priced
- 30 tablets
Legal category from medicines.org.uk.
How it compares
- The cheapest per tablet of the 2 loratadine 10 mg products we compare.
- Across 6 pharmacies it runs from 2p to 20p per tablet, before delivery.
Loratadine 10 mg tablets: official information
- Loratadine: NHS guide NHS
- Loratadine 10 mg tablets: patient information leaflet emc (electronic medicines compendium)
Delivery at these pharmacies
- LloydsPharmacy
- £2.99 evri standard, free over £30
- Chemist4U
- £3.95 standard (royal mail tracked 24), free over £39
- Express Chemist
- Delivery price not stated
- Oxford Online Pharmacy
- £3.49 standard recorded (royal mail tracked 48), free over £40
- Click Pharmacy
- £3.50 economy (royal mail tracked 48)
- Well Pharmacy
- £3.95 standard delivery, free over £30
Same active ingredient
- 1
- Per tablet
- 24p
- Pack of 30
- £7.30
- Pharmacies
- 6
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