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I broke my claritin d pill in half by accident. will i be alright?
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Yes: While it is an extended-release formulation if you take it as a broken in half pill nothing bad will happen to you. Assuming that you take it with water, you have a normal swallowing reflex, the pill is not expired- you should be fine. Otherwise, use at your own risk.
Answered 3/9/2018
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