Loratadine syrup has been withdrawn from the market; the ISP urges consumers not to use the affected batches.

The Public Health Institute (ISP) has called on the community to be vigilant after instructing the withdrawal of a loratadine syrup, a medication widely used to treat allergies. The product in question is Loratadina 5 mg/5 ml, in a 60 ml bottle, manufactured by Laboratorio Chile S. A.

, which presented impurities beyond the permitted levels during quality control checks. Although this is a voluntary withdrawal by the laboratory, the ISP emphasized the importance of not consuming this medication if it belongs to the affected batches. What should you check at home?

The involved batches are: All with an expiration date in September 2026. If you have this syrup at home, the message is clear: do not use it. Additionally, it is recommended to visit a pharmacy to inquire about its return or replacement, and in case of doubts, consult with a healthcare professional.

The ISP reiterated that such measures aim to safeguard people's safety, making it essential to stay informed through official channels and follow the provided guidelines.