My kids never complained about taking Zyrtec. Now that it's in the plastic bottle, they swear it tastes terrible. I e-mailed the company twice and they did not reply. I purchased Zyrtec today and happened to get a glass bottle, which I compared to the plastic. The ingredients are in fact different. Could that make a difference in the taste?
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Marvell11 Dec 2009
Yes, changing the ingredients can definitely change the taste.
Try calling the manufacturer and give them your feedback. Please see link below for phone contact.
http://www.hoovers.com/company/McNeil_Consumer_Healthcare/rtcychi-1.html
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