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Allergy medication recalled over potentially ‘life-threatening’ cross-contamination

Cetirizine, a generic Zyrtec antihistamine, is being recalled in the US due to potentially life-threatening ranitidine contamination.

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The brief

Bottles of cetirizine tablets are being recalled after the antihistamine was found to be contaminated with ranitidine. Coverage describes the cross-contamination as potentially life-threatening.

Reports from The Hill, Miami Herald, and USA Today emphasize the severity of the contamination and the need for consumers to identify affected products. Citeline and Laredo Morning Times specify that the recall involves the generic version of Zyrtec in the United States.

Future developments will likely focus on the identification of specific affected product batches and the scope of the recall.

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Which medication is being recalled?

Cetirizine, also known as generic Zyrtec.

What caused the recall?

The medication was found to be contaminated with ranitidine.

Where is the recall taking place?

The recall is occurring in the US.

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