STREPSILS lozenge sore throat & blocked nose 0.6mg/1.2mg/8.0mg 36

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  • STREPSILS lozenge sore throat & blocked nose 0.6mg/1.2mg/8.0mg 36

STREPSILS lozenge sore throat & blocked nose 0.6mg/1.2mg/8.0mg 36

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  • Product features

    Are sore throat and blocked nose getting you down? Strepsils Sore Throat & Blocked Nose lozenges provide immediate relief. Harnessing the power of the powerful combination of amylmetacresol and 2,4-dichlorobenzyl alcohol, the medication offers antiseptic and soothes pain associated with sore throats by eliminating the bacteria responsible for causing them. Strepsils, Sore Throat, and Blocked Nose also include menthol vapour that alleviates nasal congestion symptoms.

    • Numbs sore throats
    • Contains ingredients with antiseptic properties 
    • Unblocks the nasal passages

Overview

Sore throats accompanied by congestion can have various causes, with the most common ones being the common cold, flu viruses and allergies. Strepsils Sore Throat, Blocked Nose lozenges can effectively relieve symptoms and help you go about daily life. Appropriate for adults and children over six years old - use no more than 12 lozenges in a day. 

FAQ

  • How do Strepsils Sore Throat and Blocked Nose Lozenges provide relief?

    Strepsils lozenges contain 2,4-dichlorobenzyl alcohol and amylmetacresol, both antibacterial ingredients that soothe sore throats and kill the bacteria responsible for them. Additionally, these lozenges have a menthol vapour to help alleviate nasal congestion.

  • How should I take Strepsils Sore Throat and Blocked Nose Lozenges?

    To take the lozenges, follow these steps:

    • Remove the blister pack from the cardboard carton.
    • Pop one lozenge from the blister pack.
    • Place it in your mouth and allow it to dissolve slowly.

  • Can anyone use Strepsils Sore Throat and Blocked Nose Lozenges?

    You should avoid taking Strepsils Sore Throat lozenges if you're allergic to 2,4-dichlorobenzene alcohol, amylmetacresol or levomenthol. Individuals with intolerances to some sugar types, including sucrose-isomaltose, fructose and glucose-galactose, should also avoid lozenges.

  • I'm not feeling any better. What next?

    If you've been taking Strepsils for a couple of days and your symptoms aren't improving, it's best to speak to a GP or pharmacist. While each lozenge eases sore throats and helps unblock the nose, they can't treat bacterial infections.

Side Effects

Strepsils rarely have side effects, but some customers might notice the following reactions:

  • Burning mouth
  • Itching mouth and skin
  • Allergic reactions

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