Does Fluticasone Propionate Spray contain animal-derived ingredients?

No animal-derived ingredient is listed on the FDA-approved label for Fluticasone Propionate Spray. Read from the FDA label dated August 2026, pharmacist-reviewed. This is for information purposes only. It reports the ingredient source; it is not a religious ruling or medical advice. Always talk to your doctor. Do not stop, change, or alter your therapy without talking to your doctor. Consult a qualified scholar for permissibility.

Is Fluticasone Propionate Spray halal? Animal-ingredient source

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Fluticasone Propionate Spray

fluticasone propionate spray · nasal/spray

The finding

NONE LISTED

Nothing we track as potentially animal-derived is on this FDA label.

Keep taking your medicine as prescribed.

One note. This label lists polysorbate. In pharmaceutical use it is most often made from plant sources, but this label does not state the source. We have not confirmed the source with the maker.

One note. This label lists phenylethyl alcohol, a preservative. It is not the same as beverage alcohol and is not animal-derived.

This page covers Fluticasone Propionate Spray nasal/spray only. Other forms of Fluticasone Propionate Spray are different formulations with different ingredients.

Inactive ingredients on this label

benzalkonium chloride · carboxymethylcellulose sodium · microcrystalline cellulose · anhydrous dextrose · phenylethyl alcohol · polysorbate 80

per FDA label, revised August 2026

SourceFDA label

Label datedAugust 2026

Read from the FDA label dated August 2026. Content has been reviewed by a licensed pharmacist.

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