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Respiratory & Allergy · Antihistamines
This page lists companies with a levocetirizine PCD franchise, showing brands, compositions and packs. Respiratory and allergy distributors, chemists and brand owners can compare suppliers and send enquiries from here.
5 Levocetirizine products
5 Levocetirizine products
5 Levocetirizine products
5 Levocetirizine products
5 Levocetirizine products
5 Levocetirizine products
5 Levocetirizine products
4 Levocetirizine products
4 Levocetirizine products
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Levocetirizine is an antihistamine used in allergy medicines. It is a newer relative of cetirizine and is found in plain tablets as well as many combination products for allergic cold, sneezing and skin itching.
General physicians, ENT doctors, chest physicians, dermatologists and paediatricians prescribe it. Because allergies run through the year with peaks in spring and the monsoon, chemists keep it moving in most months, which suits distributors who want steady respiratory sales.
Listed forms include tablets, syrups and suspensions, capsules, dry syrup and soft gelatin capsules. The combinations seen most are with:
The montelukast combination in tablet and paediatric syrup form usually carries the bulk of the volume for an allergy range.
Check the depth of the respiratory range. A company with the plain tablet, the montelukast combination, a paediatric syrup, cough syrups and a nasal product gives your representative a complete visit. Compare PTR and margin, especially on the montelukast combination where competition is high. Ask for proof of approval for each combination. Get the monopoly area written into your letter. Inspect strips, bottles and measuring cups. Agree on expiry returns and the visual aids and samples supplied.
Send your manufacturer the strength, combination, form and pack size, with flavour preference for syrups. Confirm that product permission exists for the exact combination you want. Ask about MOQ, price and timeline, and plan production ahead of the allergy season. Decide on alu alu, blister or bottle packing. Request stability data, batch certificates and dissolution results. Keep your drug licence, GST registration and trademark filing ready.
Dermatology clinics are an often missed outlet for this molecule, so a derma focused distributor may also find it worth carrying alongside skin products.
Related pages: Respiratory PCD Franchise and all molecules A to Z. Often combined with: Montelukast, Ambroxol, Phenylephrine.
