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SUDAFED® Tablets & Caplets

Formulated to combat nasal congestion, sinus pressure, and more, SUDAFED® Tablets and Caplets provide relief you can trust.

Sudafed Tablets & Caplets Products

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SUDAFED® Sinus Congestion Relief Maximum Strength Decongestant Tablets 48 count package front

SUDAFED® Sinus Congestion Relief Maximum Strength Decongestant Tablets

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SUDAFED® Sinus Congestion 12 Hour Relief Maximum Strength Decongestant Caplets 20 count package front

SUDAFED® Sinus Congestion 12 Hour Relief Maximum Strength Decongestant Caplets

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SUDAFED® Sinus 12 Hour Pressure + Pain Relief package front

SUDAFED® Sinus 12 Hour Pressure + Pain Relief Decongestant Caplets

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SUDAFED PE® Sinus Congestion Relief Maximum Strength Decongestant Tablets 36 count package front

SUDAFED PE® Sinus Congestion Relief Maximum Strength Decongestant Tablets*

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SUDAFED PE® Sinus Pressure + Pain Relief package front

SUDAFED PE® Sinus Pressure + Pain Relief Maximum Strength Decongestant Tablets with Acetaminophen*

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SUDAFED PE® Sinus Congestion Day + Night package front

SUDAFED PE® Day + Night Sinus Congestion Relief Decongestant Tablets*

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SUDAFED PE® Head Congestion + Pain Relief Decongestant Caplets package front

SUDAFED PE® Head Congestion + Pain Relief Decongestant Caplets with Ibuprofen*

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SUDAFED PE® Head Congestion + Mucus package front

SUDAFED PE® Head Congestion + Mucus Relief Medicine Decongestant Tablets with Acetaminophen*

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SUDAFED PE® Head Congestion + Flu Severe package front

SUDAFED PE® Head Congestion + Flu Severe Relief Decongestant Tablets with Acetaminophen*

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Frequently Asked Questions

Pseudoephedrine is considered safe and effective when taken as directed. The FDA recognizes it as an effective treatment for congestion caused by allergies, hay fever, and the common cold.

A caplet is a type of tablet that is oval-shaped and coated to make it easier to swallow, while a tablet is a more general term for a compressed oral medication that can come in a variety of shapes and sizes. The word “caplet” is a blend of “capsule” and “tablet”, describing its capsule-like shape.

Some SUDAFED® pills are over-the-counter (OTC) and others are behind the counter because of the active ingredient which determines its accessibility and potential for misuse. SUDAFED PE® (containing phenylephrine) is available OTC on store shelves because phenylephrine is not regulated the same way as pseudoephedrine.

SUDAFED® PE products contain the active ingredient phenylephrine, which is another oral decongestant, and are available over the counter without a pharmacist intervention.

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What Is Pseudoephedrine?

Learn about the active ingredient in SUDAFED®, pseudoephedrine HCl: how it works, what it’s used for, why it’s behind-the-counter, warnings, side effects, dosage and more.

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*On November 8, 2024 the U.S. Food & Drug Administration (FDA) issued a proposed order to remove oral phenylephrine (PE) from the OTC monograph. The FDA proposed order is not related to safety.