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lozenges

Active ingredient

Zinc Acetate Anhydrous

2 products in the FDA listing contain Zinc Acetate Anhydrous.

2
products listed
1
labeller
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distinct strengths on the market
Lozenge
dosage forms

A zinc salt used in lozenges marketed for the common cold.

As with zinc gluconate, these listings carry the FDA marketing category UNAPPROVED HOMEOPATHIC, meaning FDA has not reviewed them for effectiveness before sale.

FDA records these as separate substances

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