Professional product catalogue

Allergy medicines

Allergy medicines have several different purposes: acting on selected histamine-related manifestations, using an allergen in specific immunotherapy, or addressing the context of anaphylaxis. Those distinctions organise this professional category. Oral, sublingual and injectable presentations do not all have the same role. Understanding the substance, any identified allergen source and the complete presentation helps place a reference in context without treating every allergic condition as an indication for one uniform pharmaceutical class or administration route.

Antihistamines

Antihistamines oppose selected effects of histamine, a mediator involved in allergic manifestations. This category focuses on systemic antihistamine medicines, particularly oral presentations. Active substances, solid and liquid dosage forms, and combination ingredients distinguish professional references. Medicines applied directly to the nose or eye retain their own pharmaceutical identity, even when they are used in a similar allergic setting. The shared word antihistamine therefore describes a pharmacological relationship rather than one uniform type of product.

174 classified products

Allergen immunotherapy

Allergen immunotherapy, also called desensitisation, uses preparations containing identified allergens. It differs from medicines directed at the immediate manifestations of allergy. Pollen, house dust mites and insect venoms represent distinct allergen sources with specific pharmaceutical preparations. This category explains the relevant terminology, presentation routes and distinction from products used in allergy diagnosis. Its professional scope concerns the identity and characteristics of these medicines rather than selecting an immunotherapy programme for an individual patient.

12 classified products

Anaphylaxis medicines

Anaphylaxis medicines concern a setting of severe systemic allergic reaction. Adrenaline has a specific role in emergency management and is pharmacologically distinct from antihistamines. Injectable presentations, including auto-injector pens, combine an active substance with defined concentration and device characteristics. This professional category explains those pharmaceutical distinctions. It does not turn a list of medicines into an emergency treatment protocol, and the identity of the complete presentation remains central to understanding each reference and its supporting information.

11 classified products