ORAL SOOTHE sore throat mouthwash 22.5mg/15ml 300ml
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ORAL SOOTHE sore throat mouthwash 22.5mg/15ml 300ml
Medication features
When a sore throat is getting you down, trust Oral Soothe Sore Throat Mouthwash to help you recover and go back to daily life. Containing the active ingredient Benzydamine Hydrochloride, this mouthwash medicine has anti-inflammatory properties, relieving pain in the mouth and throat. The medication also halts Prostaglandin formation, reducing throat pain and heat. It's quick, easy to use and speeds up your recovery.
- Anti-inflammatory formulation to soothe sore throats
- Treats pain in the mouth
- Fast acting and sugar free
Overview
NOTE: After selecting this product, you will need to complete a short assessment, so we can make sure this medication is suitable for you. Pricing is provided as a reference only. The final decision on issuing this medication remains with our Prescriber / Pharmacist.
Using Oral Soothe mouthwash when you have a sore throat or mouth ulcers will relieve the pain and help you can continue your daily life. Containing powerful ingredients, this mouthwash delivers healing benefits as well as being sugar-free.
FAQ
How often should I take Oral Soothe Mouthwash?
Depending on your pain levels, you can take 15ml of mouthwash every one and a half to three hours. However, please note that it's unsuitable for children under 12, so please find an alternative mouthwash explicitly made for sore throats in young people.
Will the mouthwash remove mouth ulcers?
A mouth ulcer can cause significant discomfort, and many last for around a week. While the medication won't cure mouth ulcers, it reduces pain and facilitates a faster recovery.
Can Oral Soothe treat tonsillitis?
If you have tonsillitis, antibiotics will cure the infection. However, you can also use Oral Soothe to reduce pain and discomfort.
Side Effects
Side effects are rare with Oral Soothe, but they can occur. Please check the information leaflet and consult your pharmacist to clarify the medicine's suitability.
