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Article: Claritin OK'd for counter sales
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- Daily Breeze
- Article date:
- November 28, 2002
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Claritin OK'd for counter sales
MEDICINE: Some insurers may raise co-payments for other allergy
drugs such as Clarinex, Allegra and Zyrtec.
Federal regulators on Wednesday approved the nation's top-selling
allergy drug, Claritin, as an over-the-counter medicine, a decision
that will bring substantial savings for the uninsured and allow all
patients to obtain the drug without a trip to the doctor.
The decision may raise costs for many allergy patients with
insurance, however, because insurers will no longer cover most of the
cost of Claritin.
Insured patients may also now pay more for other allergy medicines
because some insurers say they plan to require co-payments as high as
$50 for the ...
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Article: Claritin to begin selling over counter
The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel;
November 28, 2002 ;
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...Claritin to begin selling over counter Allergy remedy could cost...zonk them out: The popular prescription allergy remedy Claritin will begin selling over the counter next month. The Food...Administration approved the long-awaited switch Wednesday, making Claritin the first non-sedating allergy reliever ...
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