• 1. What is RAZENE for?

    RAZENE is used to treat symptoms associated with hay fever and other allergies.1 It is fast-acting, usually works within 20 minutes after taking it, non-drowsy and its effects last for 24 hours, so you only need to take it once a day.2†

  • 2. What type of allergy symptoms does RAZENE relieve?

    RAZENE helps to relieve symptoms that happen when you suffer from hay fever and year-round allergy symptoms. Typical symptoms include sneezing, runny nose, post-nasal drip, itchy nose and itchy and runny eyes.1 RAZENE also works for symptoms of:1

    • Allergic pink eye;
    • Insect bites and
    • Itchy, red skin from allergies

  • 3. Do I need a prescription to buy RAZENE?

    No, you can buy RAZENE from a pharmacy without a doctor’s prescription.1

  • 4. Can RAZENE make me sleepy?

    RAZENE is a type of anti-allergy tablet designed to be non-drowsy. Everyone is different, and if you do feel drowsy taking the recommended dose speak to your pharmacist or doctor about finding a suitable dose; you may find you only require half the daily dose.2† Although this medicine is unlikely to affect your ability to drive or operate machinery, a few people may be impaired and care should be taken.

  • 5. How quickly does RAZENE start working?

    RAZENE is fast-acting with some patients feeling relief from 20 minutes.2

  • 6. How long does RAZENE provide relief from allergy symptoms?

    RAZENE can provide long-lasting allergy relief for up to 24 hours.2

  • 7. Can RAZENE be given to children under 12 years of age?

    Yes, you can give RAZENE to children from the age of 2; check the label or the Consumer Medicine Information leaflet for full dosing instructions.1

  • 8. Can pregnant women or nursing mothers take RAZENE?

    It’s best you speak to your doctor or pharmacist before taking this medicine.1,2

  • 9. Does RAZENE contain lactose or gluten?

    RAZENE tablets contain lactose.
    Razene does not contain any gluten-based ingredients, but it has not been tested for gluten, so trace amounts cannot be excluded. The full list of ingredients is included in the CMI, which you can access here.

  • 10. Can I get more information about RAZENE?

    Of course you can! Speak to your pharmacist or doctor if you have any other questions.2

†Non-drowsy: Unlikely to affect driving or machinery use; be cautious if impaired.