Azelastine Hydrochrloride

Generic Name: azelastine hydrochrloride

Prescription Required

Manufactured by MEDA PHARMS. Dosage form: SPRAY, METERED. Route: NASAL. Active ingredients: AZELASTINE HYDROCHRLORIDE (0.1%). Application: NDA022371.

Overview

Manufactured by MEDA PHARMS. Dosage form: SPRAY, METERED. Route: NASAL. Active ingredients: AZELASTINE HYDROCHRLORIDE (0.1%). Application: NDA022371.

Dosage

Available as spray, metered for nasal use.

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