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Loratadine itself is the active ingredient in many allergy medicines, but the exact ingredients (inactive components) vary by product, formulation, and country. To give you an exact list, I’d need the specific product name and country (for example: Claritin 10 mg tablets in the US, or a generic loratadine tablet in the UK). If you want to look it up yourself: - In the US, check DailyMed (the FDA labeling database) and search for the exact product name and dosage. The label shows Active ingredient (loratadine) and the complete inactive ingredients. - On the product packaging or insert, you’ll see “Active ingredient” and “Inactive ingredients” listed. If you tell me the product (brand and country) or share a photo of the label, I can pull the exact ingredients list for you. Also, if you have allergies (e.g., to lactose, sorbitol, or certain colorants), let me know and I’ll point out those common excipients to watch for.
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