LEMSIP cold & flu sachets blackcurrant 650mg/10mg 10
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An effective medicine to treat cold and flu symptoms, Lemsip Blackcurrant flavour sachets provide fast relief and help you get back to daily life. Lemsip contains paracetamol and Phenylephrine hydrochloride, powerful ingredients that can help you deal with the inconveniences colds usually bring. Lemsip is suitable for children over 12 and adults.
- Reduces nasal congestion
- Relieves pain
- Lowers fevers
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LEMSIP cold & flu sachets blackcurrant 650mg/10mg 10
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At their best, colds are inconvenient. At its worst, a common cold can impact your daily life and leave you in bed for days. Lemsip cold and flu blackcurrant sachets contain paracetamol to lower your temperature and relieve pain, while Phenylephrine hydrochloride can reduce nasal irritation.
Lemsip is a relatively safe medicine, and side effects aren't common, but they can occur. Minor effects include stomach aches, but some people are also at risk of serious skin reactions and blood disorders. Males are also at risk of urinary issues and should seek immediate medical advice if they notice it's hard to pass urine.
How should I use Lemsip Cold/Flu Blackcurrant sachets?
When using Lemsip sachets, avoiding taking other paracetamol-containing products is vital, as it can cause a reaction. All you need to do is empty the sachet into a mug, pour in boiling water, stir with a spoon and then enjoy.
Who can use Lemsip Cold and Flu medication?
Lemsip is suitable for children over 12 and adults, but younger children shouldn't take the medicine as it could be too strong. If you have high blood pressure, an overactive thyroid or are taking other medications, including those that treat depression, you should consult a pharmacist before using Lemsip.
Can Lemsip help with a sore throat?
Yes, Lemsip is suitable for sore throats because it contains paracetamol and can soothe pain when you drink it. However, if you notice white patches on your throat, you should see a doctor as it could be a severe infection.
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