methapyrilene

methapyrilene: An H₁ tihistamine. M. fumarate is administered topically on the skin; m. hydrochloride is the preferred salt for oral or parenteral use.

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meth·a·pyr·i·lene -'pir-ə-.lēn n an antihistamine drug C₁₄H₁₉N₃S formerly used as a mild sedative in proprietary sleep-inducing drugs

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