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About Cartia

Cartia is New Zealand’s number one selling low dose aspirin from pharmacies.

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What is Cartia Used For?

Cartia helps prevent blood clotting and reduces the risk of heart attack and stroke.

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Cartia Low Dose Aspirin tablets

Cartia Everyday

To help reduce the risk of heart attack or stroke, it is recommended to take Cartia every day. Cartia should only be taken on the advice of your doctor.

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Benefits of Taking Low Dose Aspirin

Cartia low dose coated aspirin can help prevent blood clotting, and reduces the risk of heart attack and stroke. The benefit of low dose aspirin is that it helps reduce blood stickiness, and the tendency of blood to clot.

Unlike uncoated aspirin, Cartia has a Duentric coating. This prevents the aspirin from being released in the stomach: protecting the stomach by reducing the change of gastric irritation. Cartia is released lower down in the intestines, where it is absorbed gradually in the blood stream.

Cartia Low Dose Aspirin Package

At Heart, We All Want to Get The Most Out of Life.

If your doctor has recommended a low dose aspirin to reduce your risk of heart attack or stroke, choose
Cartia. Cartia low dose aspirin has a Duentric coating designed to protect your stomach from irritation…
so you can get on with enjoying life.

Cartia FAQs

Cartia is a Duentric coated low dose aspirin, and helps prevent blood clotting and reduces the risk of heart attack and stroke.

The Duentric coating on Cartia tablets is designed to stop the aspirin from being released in your stomach where it could cause a stomach irritation. Instead Cartia is release in the upper intestine. This coating does not reduce the effectiveness of aspirin.

When released in the stomach, aspirin may cause stomach irritation. Cartia has an Duentric coating to protect the stomach, as the aspirin is released lower down in the intestines and absorbed gradually into the blood stream.

Cartia is for use under medical supervision only. If you are not sure whether you should take Cartia, talk to your doctor or pharmacist.