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What's in Benadryl Allergy vs Zyrtec?

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Benadryl Allergy's active ingredient is diphenhydramine and Zyrtec's is cetirizine; the two labels share no inactive ingredient at all.

This page compares the two labels' ingredient lists as DailyMed carries them, not what either product does. Benadryl Allergy: the label on DailyMed from Kenvue Brands LLC lists 12 ingredients, 10 of them MoleculeFinder molecules. What's in Benadryl Allergy. Zyrtec: the label on DailyMed from Kenvue Brands LLC lists 7 ingredients, 6 of them MoleculeFinder molecules. What's in Zyrtec.

Active ingredients

Benadryl Allergy

  • DiphenhydramineC17H21NO

    Active ingredient, 12.5 mg. Purpose on the label: Antihistamine (on the label as diphenhydramine hydrochloride) from source

Zyrtec

  • CetirizineC21H25ClN2O3

    Active ingredient, 10 mg. Purpose on the label: Antihistamine (on the label as cetirizine hydrochloride) from source

Inactive ingredients both list 0

The two labels list no inactive ingredient in common.

Only on Benadryl Allergy's label 11

Only on Zyrtec's label 6

Common questions

What is the difference between Benadryl Allergy and Zyrtec?
Benadryl Allergy's active ingredient is diphenhydramine and Zyrtec's is cetirizine; the two labels share no inactive ingredient at all.
What is the active ingredient in Benadryl Allergy and in Zyrtec?
Benadryl Allergy's label lists diphenhydramine 12.5 mg, antihistamine as its active ingredient. Zyrtec's label lists cetirizine 10 mg, antihistamine as its active ingredient.
Which ingredients do Benadryl Allergy and Zyrtec share?
The two labels, Benadryl Allergy's and Zyrtec's, list no ingredient in common.

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