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Diarrhoea
Archived Product
Collis Brownes Mixture For Diarrhoea Upset Stomach and Cough Relief 100ml [P]
Collis Brownes Mixture For
Diarrhoea Upset Stomach And
Cough Relief 100ml [P]
    Collis Brownes Mixture
    For Diarrhoea Upset
    Stomach and Cough Relief
    100ml     J. Collis
    Browne’s Mixture can be
    taken to alleviate the
    symptoms of diarrhoea and
    stomach upsets, and is
    also effective in
    treating dry,
    unproductive coughs. It
    contains a low dose of
    anhydrous morphine –
    too little for it to act
    as a painkiller, but
    enough for it to have an
    effect on the digestive
    tract.    It treats
    diarrhoea by slowing down
    the contractions of the
    intestine, allowing more
    water to be absorbed from
    digested food. It helps
    to treat painful,
    unproductive coughs by
    suppressing the reflex
    that produces coughing. 
      J. Collis Browne’s
    Mixture also contains
    peppermint oil, which
    relaxes spasms in the
    gut. These spasms are
    often responsible for the
    pain associated with
    certain stomach upsets.
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Archived Product
Teva Diarrhoea Relief Capsules x 10 [P]
Teva Diarrhoea Relief Capsules
X 10 [P]
    Teva Diarrhoea Relief
    contains Loperamide
    Hydrochloride Loperamide
    belongs to a group of
    drugs called
    antidiarrhoeals. Teva
    Diarrhoea Relief Capsules
    are used to treat the
    symptoms of acute
    (short-term) diarrhoea
    for periods of up to 5
    days, in adults and
    children over 12 years
    old Teva Diarrhoea Relief
    Capsules are also used to
    treat chronic (long
    lasting) diarrhoea in
    adults, providing the
    cause has been
    established Directions If
    you have been prescribed
    this medicine you should
    follow your doctor's
    advice other wise please
    follow the instructions
    listed below. This
    capsules should be
    swallowed preferably with
    a drink of water. Do not
    take more than 8 capsules
    within 24hours. If
    symptoms persist after
    24hours treatment,
    consult your doctor.
    Adults (including the
    elderly) and children
    over 12 years. Acute
    Diarrhoea Two capsules
    should be taken to start
    with, followed by 1
    capsule after each
    episode of diarrhoea. The
    usual dose is 3 to 4
    capsules a day. Irritable
    Bowel Syndrome Two
    Capsules should be taken
    to start with. The
    usually dose is 2 to 4
    capsules a day in divided
    doses. Please contact
    your local doctor or
    nearest hospital if you
    take more than the
    recomended dosage.
    Warnings: Do not use Teva
    diarrhoea relief capsules
    if you: are allergic
    (hypersensitive) to
    loperamide or any of the
    other ingredients of this
    medicine have
    constipation, or any
    form of inflammation or
    blockage of the bowel
    have abdominal
    distension, hich
    produces a bloated
    stomach have acute
    dysentery, which is
    characterised by blood in
    the stools and a high
    temperature. These
    capsules should not be
    taken by children under
    12 years old. You should
    ask your doctor for
    advice if you are
    pregant, breast feeding,
    lactose intolerant,
    have liver problems or
    are taking any other
    medication. Ingredients
    The active ingredient is
    loperamide hydrochloride.
    The other ingredients are
    maize starch, lactose
    monohydrate, povidone
    (E1201), sodium starch
    glycolate (Type A) and
    magnesium stearate
    (E572). The capsule shell
    contains gelatin,
    titanium dioxide (E171),
    Yellow iron oxide(E172)
    and patent blue v (E131).
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£0.69
Archived Product
Electrolade Oral Rehydration Sachets Blackcurrant (20)
Electrolade Oral Rehydration
Sachets Blackcurrant (20)
    Rehydration Sachets
    Blackcurrant
    (Electrolade) contain
    rehydration salts
    consisting of sugars and
    salts (anhydrous glucose,
    sodium chloride,
    potassium chloride and
    sodium bicarbonate). They
    are used to replace body
    fluids lost as a result
    of acute diarrhoea.
    Electrolade Blackcurrant
    solution is both clear
    and colourless and should
    be drunk fresh. Unused
    solution should either be
    discarded or covered and
    put in the refrigerator
    for a maximum of 24 hours
    only. After this time
    excess solution should be
    thrown away. Ensure that
    the correct amount of
    water is added. Do not
    add extra sugar or salt.
    Diabetics should note the
    sugar content. When must
    Electrolade not be used?
    There are no absolute
    contra-indications to
    using Electrolade.
    However, it is necessary
    for medical supervisions
    in the presence of renal
    disease (kidney disease),
    including anuria
    (inability to pass urine)
    or prolonged oliguria
    (low amount of urine
    passed), severe and
    persistent diarrhoea and
    vomiting, inability to
    drink or retain oral
    fluid. If symptoms
    persist for more than
    24-48 hours a doctor
    should be consulted.
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£7.49
Archived Product
Imodium Instant Melt on Tongue Tablets For Fast Acting Relief From Acute Diarrhea x 18 [P]
Imodium Instant Melt On Tongue
Tablets For Fast Acting Relief
From Acute Diarrhea X 18 [P]
    Imodium Instant Melt on
    Tongue Tablets For Fast
    Acting Relief From Acute
    Diarrhea x 18 [P]   How
    does it work? Imodium
    capsules, syrup and
    instants all contain the
    active ingredient
    loperamide hydrochloride,
    which is a medicine used
    to treat diarrhoea. (NB.
    Loperamide is also
    available without a brand
    name, ie as the generic
    medicine.) Loperamide
    works by slowing the
    muscular contractions of
    the intestine and so is
    called an antimotility
    medicine. Loperamide
    works by acting on opioid
    receptors that are found
    in the muscle lining the
    walls of the intestines.
    By acting on these
    receptors, loperamide
    reduces the muscular
    contractions of the
    intestine (called
    peristalsis) that move
    food and faecal matter
    through the gut. This
    reduces the speed at
    which the gut contents
    are pushed through the
    intestines, allowing
    more time for water and
    electrolytes to be
    reabsorbed from the gut
    contents back into the
    body. This results in
    firmer stools that are
    passed less frequently.
    Loperamide can be bought
    without a prescription to
    treat acute (sudden and
    short-lived) episodes of
    watery diarrhoea in
    adults. Loperamide can
    also be used to control
    flare-ups of chronic
    (long-term) diarrhoea,
    however it should only be
    used for this purpose on
    the advice of a doctor.
    It should only be used to
    treat diarrhoea
    associated with irritable
    bowel syndrome (IBS)
    after initial diagnosis
    of IBS by a doctor. What
    is it used for? When
    bought without a
    prescription, Imodium
    can be used to treat:  
    Acute diarrhoea in adults
    and children aged 12
    years and over.   Acute
    diarrhoea associated with
    irritable bowel syndrome
    (IBS) in adults,
    following initial
    diagnosis by a doctor.  
    Imodium can also be used
    to treat the following,
    but ONLY when prescribed
    by a doctor:   Acute
    diarrhoea of any cause,
    including treating sudden
    worsening of long-term
    diarrhoea for periods of
    up to five days, in
    adults and children over
    eight years of age
    (capsules) and children
    over four years of age
    (syrup).   Chronic
    (long-term) diarrhoea in
    adults.   Side effects
    Medicines and their
    possible side effects can
    affect individual people
    in different ways. The
    following are some of the
    side effects that are
    known to be associated
    with this medicine.
    Because a side effect is
    stated here, it does not
    mean that all people
    using this medicine will
    experience that or any
    side effect.  
    Constipation   Dizziness
      Drowsiness  
    Abdominal cramps  
    Abdominal swelling  
    Flatulence   Indigestion
      Nausea and vomiting  
    Paralysis or inactivity
    of the intestine that
    stops the movement of
    material through the gut
    (paralytic ileus)   Skin
    reactions such as rash
    and itch   The side
    effects listed above may
    not include all of the
    side effects reported by
    the drugs manufacturer.
    For more information
    about any other possible
    risks associated with
    this medicine, please
    read the information
    provided with the
    medicine or consult your
    doctor or pharmacist. How
    can this medicine affect
    other medicines? There
    are no significant
    interactions reported
    with this medicine.
Availability: In Stock
£7.53
Archived Product
Imodium Instant Melt on Tongue Tablets For Fast Acting Relief From Acute Diarrhea x 6
Imodium Instant Melt On Tongue
Tablets For Fast Acting Relief
From Acute Diarrhea X 6
    Imodium Instant Melt on
    Tongue Tablets For Fast
    Acting Relief From Acute
    Diarrhea x 6   How does
    it work? Imodium
    capsules, syrup and
    instants all contain the
    active ingredient
    loperamide hydrochloride,
    which is a medicine used
    to treat diarrhoea. (NB.
    Loperamide is also
    available without a brand
    name, ie as the generic
    medicine.) Loperamide
    works by slowing the
    muscular contractions of
    the intestine and so is
    called an antimotility
    medicine. Loperamide
    works by acting on opioid
    receptors that are found
    in the muscle lining the
    walls of the intestines.
    By acting on these
    receptors, loperamide
    reduces the muscular
    contractions of the
    intestine (called
    peristalsis) that move
    food and faecal matter
    through the gut. This
    reduces the speed at
    which the gut contents
    are pushed through the
    intestines, allowing
    more time for water and
    electrolytes to be
    reabsorbed from the gut
    contents back into the
    body. This results in
    firmer stools that are
    passed less frequently.
    Loperamide can be bought
    without a prescription to
    treat acute (sudden and
    short-lived) episodes of
    watery diarrhoea in
    adults. Loperamide can
    also be used to control
    flare-ups of chronic
    (long-term) diarrhoea,
    however it should only be
    used for this purpose on
    the advice of a doctor.
    It should only be used to
    treat diarrhoea
    associated with irritable
    bowel syndrome (IBS)
    after initial diagnosis
    of IBS by a doctor. What
    is it used for? When
    bought without a
    prescription, Imodium
    can be used to treat:
    Acute diarrhoea in adults
    and children aged 12
    years and over. Acute
    diarrhoea associated with
    irritable bowel syndrome
    (IBS) in adults,
    following initial
    diagnosis by a doctor.
    Imodium can also be used
    to treat the following,
    but ONLY when prescribed
    by a doctor: Acute
    diarrhoea of any cause,
    including treating sudden
    worsening of long-term
    diarrhoea for periods of
    up to five days, in
    adults and children over
    eight years of age
    (capsules) and children
    over four years of age
    (syrup). Chronic
    (long-term) diarrhoea in
    adults.   Side effects
    Medicines and their
    possible side effects can
    affect individual people
    in different ways. The
    following are some of the
    side effects that are
    known to be associated
    with this medicine.
    Because a side effect is
    stated here, it does not
    mean that all people
    using this medicine will
    experience that or any
    side effect. Constipation
    Dizziness Drowsiness
    Abdominal cramps
    Abdominal swelling
    Flatulence Indigestion
    Nausea and vomiting
    Paralysis or inactivity
    of the intestine that
    stops the movement of
    material through the gut
    (paralytic ileus) Skin
    reactions such as rash
    and itch The side effects
    listed above may not
    include all of the side
    effects reported by the
    drugs manufacturer. For
    more information about
    any other possible risks
    associated with this
    medicine, please read
    the information provided
    with the medicine or
    consult your doctor or
    pharmacist. How can this
    medicine affect other
    medicines? There are no
    significant interactions
    reported with this
    medicine.
Availability: In Stock
£3.68
Archived Product
Care Kaolin & Morphine Mixture For Upset Stomachs and Diarrhoea Relief 200ml Exp. JUL 2013
Care Kaolin & Morphine Mixture
For Upset Stomachs And
Diarrhoea Relief 200ml Exp.
JUL 2013
    Care Kaolin & Morphine
    Mixture For Upset
    Stomachs and Diarrhoea
    Relief 200ml Expires July
    2013   Kaolin and
    Morphine Mixture BP
    provides relief from
    occasional diarrhoea and
    upset stomachs. The first
    active ingredient in the
    mixture, Morphine,
    increases the frequency
    of bowel movement and
    reduces the pain
    associated with diarrhoea
    (muscle contractions).
    The second active
    ingredient, Kaolin,
    removes the toxins from
    the digestive system and
    increases the bulk of
    solid waste.
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£1.69
Archived Product
Imodium Plus Caplets x 6
Imodium Plus Caplets X 6
    How does it work? Imodium
    capsules, syrup and
    instants all contain the
    active ingredient
    loperamide hydrochloride,
    which is a medicine used
    to treat diarrhoea. (NB.
    Loperamide is also
    available without a brand
    name, ie as the generic
    medicine.) Loperamide
    works by slowing the
    muscular contractions of
    the intestine and so is
    called an 'antimotility'
    medicine. Loperamide
    works by acting on opioid
    receptors that are found
    in the muscle lining the
    walls of the intestines.
    By acting on these
    receptors, loperamide
    reduces the muscular
    contractions of the
    intestine (called
    peristalsis) that move
    food and faecal matter
    through the gut. This
    reduces the speed at
    which the gut contents
    are pushed through the
    intestines, allowing
    more time for water and
    electrolytes to be
    reabsorbed from the gut
    contents back into the
    body. This results in
    firmer stools that are
    passed less frequently.
    Loperamide can be bought
    without a prescription to
    treat acute (sudden and
    short-lived) episodes of
    watery diarrhoea in
    adults. Loperamide can
    also be used to control
    flare-ups of chronic
    (long-term) diarrhoea,
    however it should only be
    used for this purpose on
    the advice of a doctor.
    It should only be used to
    treat diarrhoea
    associated with irritable
    bowel syndrome (IBS)
    after initial diagnosis
    of IBS by a doctor. What
    is it used for? When
    bought without a
    prescription, Imodium
    can be used to treat:
    Acute diarrhoea in adults
    and children aged 12
    years and over. Acute
    diarrhoea associated with
    irritable bowel syndrome
    (IBS) in adults,
    following initial
    diagnosis by a doctor.
    Imodium can also be used
    to treat the following,
    but ONLY when prescribed
    by a doctor: Acute
    diarrhoea of any cause,
    including treating sudden
    worsening of long-term
    diarrhoea for periods of
    up to five days, in
    adults and children over
    eight years of age
    (capsules) and children
    over four years of age
    (syrup). Chronic
    (long-term) diarrhoea in
    adults. Warning! DON'T
    take this medicine and
    consult a doctor instead
    if any of the following
    apply to you: if your
    diarrhoea started either
    during or after taking a
    course of antibiotics; if
    the diarrhoea contains
    yellow or greenish mucus
    or blood; if you also
    have a fever. Do not
    exceed the recommended
    dose of this medicine,
    which will be stated in
    the product packaging or
    information leaflet
    supplied with the
    medicine. If you have
    bought Imodium without a
    prescription and your
    symptoms persist for more
    than 24 hours, you
    should consult a doctor.
    If you get any swelling
    of your stomach after
    taking this medicine
    don't take any further
    doses and consult your
    doctor. Acute diarrhoea
    makes you lose more
    fluids and salt than you
    usually would and can
    make you dehydrated. This
    medicine only treats the
    diarrhoea symptoms and so
    will not rehydrate you.
    You should ensure that
    you drink plenty of
    fluids, and you may also
    want to take an oral
    rehydration therapy,
    which is a soluble powder
    containing sugars and
    salts, to help rehydrate
    you. This is particularly
    important for frail and
    elderly people and
    children. Rehydration
    salts can be bought from
    pharmacies. If you are
    taking Imodium to control
    episodes of diarrhoea
    associated with irritable
    bowel syndrome diagnosed
    by your doctor, you
    should return to your
    doctor if the pattern of
    your symptoms changes.
    You should also return to
    your doctor if your
    symptoms continue for
    more than two weeks, or
    you need continuous
    treatment for more than
    two weeks. Use with
    caution in Decreased
    liver function. Not to be
    used in Conditions where
    preventing gut movement
    should be avoided, such
    as constipation,
    obstruction of the
    intestines (ileus) or
    when abdominal swelling
    (distension) develops.
    Inflammatory bowel
    disease such as acute
    ulcerative colitis or
    Crohn's disease.
    Diarrhoea cause by
    infection of the gut with
    bacteria such as
    Salmonella, Shigella or
    Campylobacter. People
    with diarrhoea containing
    yellow or greenish mucus
    or blood, or who also
    have a fever. Diarrhoea
    caused by inflammation of
    the gut as a result of
    antibiotic treatment
    (antibiotic-associated
    pseudomembranous
    colitis). Imodium must
    not be used in children
    under 12 years of age
    unless prescribed by a
    doctor. Imodium capsules
    should not be used in
    children under eight
    years of age and Imodium
    syrup should not be used
    in children under four
    years of age. This
    medicine should not be
    used if you are allergic
    to one or any of its
    ingredients. Please
    inform your doctor or
    pharmacist if you have
    previously experienced
    such an allergy. If you
    feel you have experienced
    an allergic reaction,
    stop using this medicine
    and inform your doctor or
    pharmacist immediately.
    Pregnancy and
    Breastfeeding Certain
    medicines should not be
    used during pregnancy or
    breastfeeding. However,
    other medicines may be
    safely used in pregnancy
    or breastfeeding
    providing the benefits to
    the mother outweigh the
    risks to the unborn baby.
    Always inform your doctor
    if you are pregnant or
    planning a pregnancy,
    before using any
    medicine. There is no
    information available
    about the safety of this
    medicine during
    pregnancy. It is not
    recommended for use by
    pregnant women. If you
    are pregnant you should
    seek medical advice from
    your doctor. This
    medicine may pass into
    breast milk in small
    amounts. It should only
    be used during
    breastfeeding if the
    benefit to the mother
    outweighs any potential
    risk to the nursing
    infant. If you are
    breastfeeding you should
    seek medical advice from
    your doctor before using
    this medicine. Side
    effects Medicines and
    their possible side
    effects can affect
    individual people in
    different ways. The
    following are some of the
    side effects that are
    known to be associated
    with this medicine.
    Because a side effect is
    stated here, it does not
    mean that all people
    using this medicine will
    experience that or any
    side effect. Constipation
    Dizziness Drowsiness
    Abdominal cramps
    Abdominal swelling
    Flatulence Indigestion
    Nausea and vomiting
    Paralysis or inactivity
    of the intestine that
    stops the movement of
    material through the gut
    (paralytic ileus) Skin
    reactions such as rash
    and itch The side effects
    listed above may not
    include all of the side
    effects reported by the
    drug's manufacturer. For
    more information about
    any other possible risks
    associated with this
    medicine, please read
    the information provided
    with the medicine or
    consult your doctor or
    pharmacist. How can this
    medicine affect other
    medicines? There are no
    significant interactions
    reported with this
    medicine.
Availability: In Stock
£3.69
Archived Product
Imodium Instant Melt on Tongue Tablets For Fast Acting Relief From Acute Diarrhea x 12 [P]
Imodium Instant Melt On Tongue
Tablets For Fast Acting Relief
From Acute Diarrhea X 12 [P]
    Imodium Instant Melt on
    Tongue Tablets For Fast
    Acting Relief From Acute
    Diarrhea x 12 [P]   How
    does it work? Imodium
    capsules, syrup and
    instants all contain the
    active ingredient
    loperamide hydrochloride,
    which is a medicine used
    to treat diarrhoea. (NB.
    Loperamide is also
    available without a brand
    name, ie as the generic
    medicine.) Loperamide
    works by slowing the
    muscular contractions of
    the intestine and so is
    called an antimotility
    medicine. Loperamide
    works by acting on opioid
    receptors that are found
    in the muscle lining the
    walls of the intestines.
    By acting on these
    receptors, loperamide
    reduces the muscular
    contractions of the
    intestine (called
    peristalsis) that move
    food and faecal matter
    through the gut. This
    reduces the speed at
    which the gut contents
    are pushed through the
    intestines, allowing
    more time for water and
    electrolytes to be
    reabsorbed from the gut
    contents back into the
    body. This results in
    firmer stools that are
    passed less frequently.
    Loperamide can be bought
    without a prescription to
    treat acute (sudden and
    short-lived) episodes of
    watery diarrhoea in
    adults. Loperamide can
    also be used to control
    flare-ups of chronic
    (long-term) diarrhoea,
    however it should only be
    used for this purpose on
    the advice of a doctor.
    It should only be used to
    treat diarrhoea
    associated with irritable
    bowel syndrome (IBS)
    after initial diagnosis
    of IBS by a doctor. What
    is it used for? When
    bought without a
    prescription, Imodium
    can be used to treat:
    Acute diarrhoea in adults
    and children aged 12
    years and over. Acute
    diarrhoea associated with
    irritable bowel syndrome
    (IBS) in adults,
    following initial
    diagnosis by a doctor.
    Imodium can also be used
    to treat the following,
    but ONLY when prescribed
    by a doctor: Acute
    diarrhoea of any cause,
    including treating sudden
    worsening of long-term
    diarrhoea for periods of
    up to five days, in
    adults and children over
    eight years of age
    (capsules) and children
    over four years of age
    (syrup). Chronic
    (long-term) diarrhoea in
    adults.   Side effects
    Medicines and their
    possible side effects can
    affect individual people
    in different ways. The
    following are some of the
    side effects that are
    known to be associated
    with this medicine.
    Because a side effect is
    stated here, it does not
    mean that all people
    using this medicine will
    experience that or any
    side effect. Constipation
    Dizziness Drowsiness
    Abdominal cramps
    Abdominal swelling
    Flatulence Indigestion
    Nausea and vomiting
    Paralysis or inactivity
    of the intestine that
    stops the movement of
    material through the gut
    (paralytic ileus) Skin
    reactions such as rash
    and itch The side effects
    listed above may not
    include all of the side
    effects reported by the
    drugs manufacturer. For
    more information about
    any other possible risks
    associated with this
    medicine, please read
    the information provided
    with the medicine or
    consult your doctor or
    pharmacist. How can this
    medicine affect other
    medicines? There are no
    significant interactions
    reported with this
    medicine.
Availability: In Stock
£5.63
Archived Product
Numark Loperamide (IMODIUM) 2mg Diarrhoea Relief Capsules x 30 [P]
Numark Loperamide (IMODIUM)
2mg Diarrhoea Relief Capsules
X 30 [P]
    Numark Loperamide
    (IMODIUM) 2mg Diarrhoea
    Relief Capsules x 30
    [P]    Loperamide is
    used to treat diarrhoea
    alongside an oral
    rehydration solution,
    which is a combination of
    water, salts and
    glucose. It can also be
    used on its own to treat
    certain conditions
    characterised by
    long-term diarrhoea such
    as irritable bowel
    syndrome (IBS). 
    Loperamide works by
    slowing down the movement
    of the intestine so that
    food remains in the
    intestine longer and
    water is more effectively
    absorbed.  It is also
    sometimes known as:
    Arret; Diah-Limit;
    Diaquitte; Diasorb;
    Diocalm; Diocaps;
    Entrocalm; Imodium;
    Loperagen; Norimode;
    Normaloe; Vantage. You
    may notice the use of any
    of these names on the
    packaging of your
    medicine. Before Taking
    Loperamide Before taking
    loperamide make sure your
    doctor or pharmacist
    knows:  if you are
    pregnant, trying for a
    baby or breast-feeding 
    if you suffer from liver
    problems  if you suffer
    from ulcerative colitis 
    if you have ever had an
    allergic reaction to this
    or any other medicine 
    if you are taking any
    other medicines,
    including those available
    to buy without a
    prescription, herbal and
    complementary medicines 
    How to Take Loperamide 
    Take loperamide exactly
    as directed by your
    doctor.  Always read the
    manufacturers information
    leaflet, if possible,
    before beginning
    treatment.  Suck or chew
    loperamide tablets before
    swallowing.  Swallow
    loperamide capsules
    whole, not crushed or
    chewed with a glass of
    water.  Never take more
    than the prescribed dose.
    If you suspect that you
    or someone else has taken
    an overdose of loperamide
    contact your doctor or go
    to the accident and
    emergency department of
    your local hospital at
    once. Always take the
    container with you, if
    possible, even if it is
    empty.  Loperamide is
    for you. Never give it to
    others, even if their
    condition appears to be
    the same as yours. 
    Getting the most from
    your treatment Before
    taking any
    over-the-counter
    medicines, check with
    your pharmacist which
    medicines are safe for
    you to take alongside
    loperamide.  In addition
    to taking loperamide,
    make sure you drink
    plenty of clear fluids
    such as water or very
    diluted squashes or fruit
    juices. Avoid drinking
    alcohol or milk. As your
    diarrhoea begins to
    improve try eating more
    solid foods.  Loperamide
    can cause drowsiness and
    dizziness. Make sure your
    reactions are normal
    before driving,
    operating machinery or
    doing any other jobs
    which could be dangerous
    if you were not fully
    alert.  If your symptoms
    have not improved after
    five days, if they get
    worse or if you have a
    fever (high temperature)
    ask your doctor or
    pharmacist for advice. 
    Loperamide is not
    recommended for children
    under four years old. 
    Can Loperamide cause
    problems? As well as
    their useful effects all
    medicines can cause
    unwanted side effects.
    Speak to your doctor or
    pharmacist if any of the
    following side effects
    continue or become
    troublesome. Tummy
    cramps, dizziness,
    drowsiness, skin rashes
    or bloating of the
    tummy.  Very
    occasionally people can
    have an allergic reaction
    to loperamide. If you
    develop any swelling of
    the face or mouth, or
    experience any
    breathlessness or an
    increased heart rate stop
    taking loperamide and
    contact your doctor at
    once. If you experience
    any other worrying or
    troublesome symptoms,
    which you think may be
    due to this medicine,
    discuss them with your
    pharmacist. How to store
    Loperamide Keep out of
    reach of children. 
    Store in a cool, dry
    place, away from direct
    light and heat.  Never
    keep out of date or
    unwanted medicines.
    Discard them safely out
    of the reach of children
    or take them to your
    local pharmacist who will
    dispose of unwanted
    medicines for you. 
    EVERY TRANSACTION IS
    APPROVED BY A PHARMACIST
    PRIOR TO DESPATCH   
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Archived Product
Imodium Plus Caplets x 12 [P]
Imodium Plus Caplets X 12 [P]
    How does it work? Imodium
    capsules, syrup and
    instants all contain the
    active ingredient
    loperamide hydrochloride,
    which is a medicine used
    to treat diarrhoea. (NB.
    Loperamide is also
    available without a brand
    name, ie as the generic
    medicine.) Loperamide
    works by slowing the
    muscular contractions of
    the intestine and so is
    called an 'antimotility'
    medicine. Loperamide
    works by acting on opioid
    receptors that are found
    in the muscle lining the
    walls of the intestines.
    By acting on these
    receptors, loperamide
    reduces the muscular
    contractions of the
    intestine (called
    peristalsis) that move
    food and faecal matter
    through the gut. This
    reduces the speed at
    which the gut contents
    are pushed through the
    intestines, allowing
    more time for water and
    electrolytes to be
    reabsorbed from the gut
    contents back into the
    body. This results in
    firmer stools that are
    passed less frequently.
    Loperamide can be bought
    without a prescription to
    treat acute (sudden and
    short-lived) episodes of
    watery diarrhoea in
    adults. Loperamide can
    also be used to control
    flare-ups of chronic
    (long-term) diarrhoea,
    however it should only be
    used for this purpose on
    the advice of a doctor.
    It should only be used to
    treat diarrhoea
    associated with irritable
    bowel syndrome (IBS)
    after initial diagnosis
    of IBS by a doctor. What
    is it used for? When
    bought without a
    prescription, Imodium
    can be used to treat:
    Acute diarrhoea in adults
    and children aged 12
    years and over. Acute
    diarrhoea associated with
    irritable bowel syndrome
    (IBS) in adults,
    following initial
    diagnosis by a doctor.
    Imodium can also be used
    to treat the following,
    but ONLY when prescribed
    by a doctor: Acute
    diarrhoea of any cause,
    including treating sudden
    worsening of long-term
    diarrhoea for periods of
    up to five days, in
    adults and children over
    eight years of age
    (capsules) and children
    over four years of age
    (syrup). Chronic
    (long-term) diarrhoea in
    adults. Warning! DON'T
    take this medicine and
    consult a doctor instead
    if any of the following
    apply to you: if your
    diarrhoea started either
    during or after taking a
    course of antibiotics; if
    the diarrhoea contains
    yellow or greenish mucus
    or blood; if you also
    have a fever. Do not
    exceed the recommended
    dose of this medicine,
    which will be stated in
    the product packaging or
    information leaflet
    supplied with the
    medicine. If you have
    bought Imodium without a
    prescription and your
    symptoms persist for more
    than 24 hours, you
    should consult a doctor.
    If you get any swelling
    of your stomach after
    taking this medicine
    don't take any further
    doses and consult your
    doctor. Acute diarrhoea
    makes you lose more
    fluids and salt than you
    usually would and can
    make you dehydrated. This
    medicine only treats the
    diarrhoea symptoms and so
    will not rehydrate you.
    You should ensure that
    you drink plenty of
    fluids, and you may also
    want to take an oral
    rehydration therapy,
    which is a soluble powder
    containing sugars and
    salts, to help rehydrate
    you. This is particularly
    important for frail and
    elderly people and
    children. Rehydration
    salts can be bought from
    pharmacies. If you are
    taking Imodium to control
    episodes of diarrhoea
    associated with irritable
    bowel syndrome diagnosed
    by your doctor, you
    should return to your
    doctor if the pattern of
    your symptoms changes.
    You should also return to
    your doctor if your
    symptoms continue for
    more than two weeks, or
    you need continuous
    treatment for more than
    two weeks. Use with
    caution in Decreased
    liver function. Not to be
    used in Conditions where
    preventing gut movement
    should be avoided, such
    as constipation,
    obstruction of the
    intestines (ileus) or
    when abdominal swelling
    (distension) develops.
    Inflammatory bowel
    disease such as acute
    ulcerative colitis or
    Crohn's disease.
    Diarrhoea cause by
    infection of the gut with
    bacteria such as
    Salmonella, Shigella or
    Campylobacter. People
    with diarrhoea containing
    yellow or greenish mucus
    or blood, or who also
    have a fever. Diarrhoea
    caused by inflammation of
    the gut as a result of
    antibiotic treatment
    (antibiotic-associated
    pseudomembranous
    colitis). Imodium must
    not be used in children
    under 12 years of age
    unless prescribed by a
    doctor. Imodium capsules
    should not be used in
    children under eight
    years of age and Imodium
    syrup should not be used
    in children under four
    years of age. This
    medicine should not be
    used if you are allergic
    to one or any of its
    ingredients. Please
    inform your doctor or
    pharmacist if you have
    previously experienced
    such an allergy. If you
    feel you have experienced
    an allergic reaction,
    stop using this medicine
    and inform your doctor or
    pharmacist immediately.
    Pregnancy and
    Breastfeeding Certain
    medicines should not be
    used during pregnancy or
    breastfeeding. However,
    other medicines may be
    safely used in pregnancy
    or breastfeeding
    providing the benefits to
    the mother outweigh the
    risks to the unborn baby.
    Always inform your doctor
    if you are pregnant or
    planning a pregnancy,
    before using any
    medicine. There is no
    information available
    about the safety of this
    medicine during
    pregnancy. It is not
    recommended for use by
    pregnant women. If you
    are pregnant you should
    seek medical advice from
    your doctor. This
    medicine may pass into
    breast milk in small
    amounts. It should only
    be used during
    breastfeeding if the
    benefit to the mother
    outweighs any potential
    risk to the nursing
    infant. If you are
    breastfeeding you should
    seek medical advice from
    your doctor before using
    this medicine. Side
    effects Medicines and
    their possible side
    effects can affect
    individual people in
    different ways. The
    following are some of the
    side effects that are
    known to be associated
    with this medicine.
    Because a side effect is
    stated here, it does not
    mean that all people
    using this medicine will
    experience that or any
    side effect. Constipation
    Dizziness Drowsiness
    Abdominal cramps
    Abdominal swelling
    Flatulence Indigestion
    Nausea and vomiting
    Paralysis or inactivity
    of the intestine that
    stops the movement of
    material through the gut
    (paralytic ileus) Skin
    reactions such as rash
    and itch The side effects
    listed above may not
    include all of the side
    effects reported by the
    drug's manufacturer. For
    more information about
    any other possible risks
    associated with this
    medicine, please read
    the information provided
    with the medicine or
    consult your doctor or
    pharmacist. How can this
    medicine affect other
    medicines? There are no
    significant interactions
    reported with this
    medicine.
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£5.50
Archived Product
Electrolade Multiflavour Sachets
Electrolade Multiflavour
Sachets
    Diarrhoea is never an
    easy thing to manage,
    but we can help sooth
    symptoms and effects of
    Diarrhoea with
    Electolade. Electrolade
    Multi-Flavour Sachets x20
    are an oral replacement
    therapy from dehydration
    associated with acute
    diarrhoea. It replaces
    fludies and minerals that
    are lost during the
    course of diarrohea and
    vomiting. The Rehydration
    Sachets contain
    rehydration salds
    consisting of sugards and
    salts (anhydrous glucose,
    sodium cholride,
    potassium chloride and
    sodium bicarbonate).  
      With a Multi-Flavour
    choice,  you should find
    this product to be both
    soothing and sweet.
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£7.09
Archived Product
Collis Brownes Mixture For Diarrhoea Upset Stomach and Cough Relief 45ml [P]
Collis Brownes Mixture For
Diarrhoea Upset Stomach And
Cough Relief 45ml [P]
    Collis Brownes Mixture
    For Diarrhoea Upset
    Stomach and Cough Relief
    45ml     J. Collis
    Browne’s Mixture can be
    taken to alleviate the
    symptoms of diarrhoea and
    stomach upsets, and is
    also effective in
    treating dry,
    unproductive coughs. It
    contains a low dose of
    anhydrous morphine –
    too little for it to act
    as a painkiller, but
    enough for it to have an
    effect on the digestive
    tract.    It treats
    diarrhoea by slowing down
    the contractions of the
    intestine, allowing more
    water to be absorbed from
    digested food. It helps
    to treat painful,
    unproductive coughs by
    suppressing the reflex
    that produces coughing. 
      J. Collis Browne’s
    Mixture also contains
    peppermint oil, which
    relaxes spasms in the
    gut. These spasms are
    often responsible for the
    pain associated with
    certain stomach upsets.
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£3.69
Archived Product
Imodium Capsules Fast Acting Relief From Acute Diarrhea x 6
Imodium Capsules Fast Acting
Relief From Acute Diarrhea X 6
    Imodium Capsules Fast
    Acting Relief From Acute
    Diarrhea x 6    How
    does it work? Imodium
    capsules, syrup and
    instants all contain the
    active ingredient
    loperamide hydrochloride,
    which is a medicine used
    to treat diarrhoea. (NB.
    Loperamide is also
    available without a brand
    name, ie as the generic
    medicine.) Loperamide
    works by slowing the
    muscular contractions of
    the intestine and so is
    called an antimotility
    medicine. Loperamide
    works by acting on opioid
    receptors that are found
    in the muscle lining the
    walls of the intestines.
    By acting on these
    receptors, loperamide
    reduces the muscular
    contractions of the
    intestine (called
    peristalsis) that move
    food and faecal matter
    through the gut. This
    reduces the speed at
    which the gut contents
    are pushed through the
    intestines, allowing
    more time for water and
    electrolytes to be
    reabsorbed from the gut
    contents back into the
    body. This results in
    firmer stools that are
    passed less frequently.
    Loperamide can be bought
    without a prescription to
    treat acute (sudden and
    short-lived) episodes of
    watery diarrhoea in
    adults. Loperamide can
    also be used to control
    flare-ups of chronic
    (long-term) diarrhoea,
    however it should only be
    used for this purpose on
    the advice of a doctor.
    It should only be used to
    treat diarrhoea
    associated with irritable
    bowel syndrome (IBS)
    after initial diagnosis
    of IBS by a doctor. What
    is it used for? When
    bought without a
    prescription, Imodium
    can be used to treat:
    Acute diarrhoea in adults
    and children aged 12
    years and over. Acute
    diarrhoea associated with
    irritable bowel syndrome
    (IBS) in adults,
    following initial
    diagnosis by a doctor.
    Imodium can also be used
    to treat the following,
    but ONLY when prescribed
    by a doctor: Acute
    diarrhoea of any cause,
    including treating sudden
    worsening of long-term
    diarrhoea for periods of
    up to five days, in
    adults and children over
    eight years of age
    (capsules) and children
    over four years of age
    (syrup). Chronic
    (long-term) diarrhoea in
    adults.   Side effects
    Medicines and their
    possible side effects can
    affect individual people
    in different ways. The
    following are some of the
    side effects that are
    known to be associated
    with this medicine.
    Because a side effect is
    stated here, it does not
    mean that all people
    using this medicine will
    experience that or any
    side effect. Constipation
    Dizziness Drowsiness
    Abdominal cramps
    Abdominal swelling
    Flatulence Indigestion
    Nausea and vomiting
    Paralysis or inactivity
    of the intestine that
    stops the movement of
    material through the gut
    (paralytic ileus) Skin
    reactions such as rash
    and itch The side effects
    listed above may not
    include all of the side
    effects reported by the
    drugs manufacturer. For
    more information about
    any other possible risks
    associated with this
    medicine, please read
    the information provided
    with the medicine or
    consult your doctor or
    pharmacist. How can this
    medicine affect other
    medicines? There are no
    significant interactions
    reported with this
    medicine.
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£2.82
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Imodium Capsules Fast Acting Relief From Acute Diarrhea x 18 [P]
Imodium Capsules Fast Acting
Relief From Acute Diarrhea X
18 [P]
    Imodium Capsules Fast
    Acting Relief From Acute
    Diarrhea x 18   How does
    it work? Imodium
    capsules, syrup and
    instants all contain the
    active ingredient
    loperamide hydrochloride,
    which is a medicine used
    to treat diarrhoea. (NB.
    Loperamide is also
    available without a brand
    name, ie as the generic
    medicine.) Loperamide
    works by slowing the
    muscular contractions of
    the intestine and so is
    called an antimotility
    medicine. Loperamide
    works by acting on opioid
    receptors that are found
    in the muscle lining the
    walls of the intestines.
    By acting on these
    receptors, loperamide
    reduces the muscular
    contractions of the
    intestine (called
    peristalsis) that move
    food and faecal matter
    through the gut. This
    reduces the speed at
    which the gut contents
    are pushed through the
    intestines, allowing
    more time for water and
    electrolytes to be
    reabsorbed from the gut
    contents back into the
    body. This results in
    firmer stools that are
    passed less frequently.
    Loperamide can be bought
    without a prescription to
    treat acute (sudden and
    short-lived) episodes of
    watery diarrhoea in
    adults. Loperamide can
    also be used to control
    flare-ups of chronic
    (long-term) diarrhoea,
    however it should only be
    used for this purpose on
    the advice of a doctor.
    It should only be used to
    treat diarrhoea
    associated with irritable
    bowel syndrome (IBS)
    after initial diagnosis
    of IBS by a doctor. What
    is it used for? When
    bought without a
    prescription, Imodium
    can be used to treat:
    Acute diarrhoea in adults
    and children aged 12
    years and over. Acute
    diarrhoea associated with
    irritable bowel syndrome
    (IBS) in adults,
    following initial
    diagnosis by a doctor.
    Imodium can also be used
    to treat the following,
    but ONLY when prescribed
    by a doctor: Acute
    diarrhoea of any cause,
    including treating sudden
    worsening of long-term
    diarrhoea for periods of
    up to five days, in
    adults and children over
    eight years of age
    (capsules) and children
    over four years of age
    (syrup). Chronic
    (long-term) diarrhoea in
    adults.   Side effects
    Medicines and their
    possible side effects can
    affect individual people
    in different ways. The
    following are some of the
    side effects that are
    known to be associated
    with this medicine.
    Because a side effect is
    stated here, it does not
    mean that all people
    using this medicine will
    experience that or any
    side effect. Constipation
    Dizziness Drowsiness
    Abdominal cramps
    Abdominal swelling
    Flatulence Indigestion
    Nausea and vomiting
    Paralysis or inactivity
    of the intestine that
    stops the movement of
    material through the gut
    (paralytic ileus) Skin
    reactions such as rash
    and itch The side effects
    listed above may not
    include all of the side
    effects reported by the
    drugs manufacturer. For
    more information about
    any other possible risks
    associated with this
    medicine, please read
    the information provided
    with the medicine or
    consult your doctor or
    pharmacist. How can this
    medicine affect other
    medicines? There are no
    significant interactions
    reported with this
    medicine.
Availability: In Stock
£6.20
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Imodium Capsules Fast Acting Relief From Acute Diarrhea x 12 [P]
Imodium Capsules Fast Acting
Relief From Acute Diarrhea X
12 [P]
    Imodium Capsules Fast
    Acting Relief From Acute
    Diarrhea x 12   How does
    it work? Imodium
    capsules, syrup and
    instants all contain the
    active ingredient
    loperamide hydrochloride,
    which is a medicine used
    to treat diarrhoea. (NB.
    Loperamide is also
    available without a brand
    name, ie as the generic
    medicine.) Loperamide
    works by slowing the
    muscular contractions of
    the intestine and so is
    called an antimotility
    medicine. Loperamide
    works by acting on opioid
    receptors that are found
    in the muscle lining the
    walls of the intestines.
    By acting on these
    receptors, loperamide
    reduces the muscular
    contractions of the
    intestine (called
    peristalsis) that move
    food and faecal matter
    through the gut. This
    reduces the speed at
    which the gut contents
    are pushed through the
    intestines, allowing
    more time for water and
    electrolytes to be
    reabsorbed from the gut
    contents back into the
    body. This results in
    firmer stools that are
    passed less frequently.
    Loperamide can be bought
    without a prescription to
    treat acute (sudden and
    short-lived) episodes of
    watery diarrhoea in
    adults. Loperamide can
    also be used to control
    flare-ups of chronic
    (long-term) diarrhoea,
    however it should only be
    used for this purpose on
    the advice of a doctor.
    It should only be used to
    treat diarrhoea
    associated with irritable
    bowel syndrome (IBS)
    after initial diagnosis
    of IBS by a doctor. What
    is it used for? When
    bought without a
    prescription, Imodium
    can be used to treat:
    Acute diarrhoea in adults
    and children aged 12
    years and over. Acute
    diarrhoea associated with
    irritable bowel syndrome
    (IBS) in adults,
    following initial
    diagnosis by a doctor.
    Imodium can also be used
    to treat the following,
    but ONLY when prescribed
    by a doctor: Acute
    diarrhoea of any cause,
    including treating sudden
    worsening of long-term
    diarrhoea for periods of
    up to five days, in
    adults and children over
    eight years of age
    (capsules) and children
    over four years of age
    (syrup). Chronic
    (long-term) diarrhoea in
    adults.   Side effects
    Medicines and their
    possible side effects can
    affect individual people
    in different ways. The
    following are some of the
    side effects that are
    known to be associated
    with this medicine.
    Because a side effect is
    stated here, it does not
    mean that all people
    using this medicine will
    experience that or any
    side effect. Constipation
    Dizziness Drowsiness
    Abdominal cramps
    Abdominal swelling
    Flatulence Indigestion
    Nausea and vomiting
    Paralysis or inactivity
    of the intestine that
    stops the movement of
    material through the gut
    (paralytic ileus) Skin
    reactions such as rash
    and itch The side effects
    listed above may not
    include all of the side
    effects reported by the
    drugs manufacturer. For
    more information about
    any other possible risks
    associated with this
    medicine, please read
    the information provided
    with the medicine or
    consult your doctor or
    pharmacist. How can this
    medicine affect other
    medicines? There are no
    significant interactions
    reported with this
    medicine.
Availability: In Stock
£4.97
Archived Product
Forceval Capsules x15 [P]
Forceval Capsules X15 [P]
    Forceval Capsules x15 are
    used as a therapeutic
    nutritional adjunct,
    where the intake and
    absorption is
    sub-optimal, in
    convalescence from
    illness and surgery, for
    special and restricted
    diets, where food
    intolerance exists and as
    an adjunct in synthetic
    diets.
Availability: In Stock
£4.49
Archived Product
Forceval Capsules x90 [P]
Forceval Capsules X90 [P]
    Forceval Capsules x90 are
    used as a therapeutic
    nutritional adjunct,
    where the intake and
    absorption is
    sub-optimal, in
    convalescence from
    illness and surgery, for
    special and restricted
    diets, where food
    intolerance exists and as
    an adjunct in synthetic
    diets.
Availability: In Stock
£22.99
Archived Product
Loperamide (IMODIUM) 2mg Caps x 30 [P]
Loperamide (IMODIUM) 2mg Caps
X 30 [P]
    Loperamide is used to
    treat diarrhoea alongside
    an oral rehydration
    solution, which is a
    combination of water,
    salts and glucose. It can
    also be used on its own
    to treat certain
    conditions characterised
    by long-term diarrhoea
    such as irritable bowel
    syndrome (IBS).
Availability: In Stock
£2.59
Archived Product
Electrolade Multiflavour Sachets
Electrolade Multiflavour
Sachets
    Diarrhoea is never an
    easy thing to manage,
    but we can help sooth
    symptoms and effects of
    Diarrhoea with
    Electolade. Electrolade
    Multi-Flavour Sachets x6
    are an oral replacement
    therapy from dehydration
    associated with acute
    diarrhoea. It replaces
    fludies and minerals that
    are lost during the
    course of diarrohea and
    vomiting. The Rehydration
    Sachets contain
    rehydration salds
    consisting of sugards and
    salts (anhydrous glucose,
    sodium cholride,
    potassium chloride and
    sodium bicarbonate).  
      With a Multi-Flavour
    choice,  you should find
    this product to be both
    soothing and sweet.
Availability: In Stock
£2.09
Archived Product
Electrolade Blackcurrant Sachets x20
Electrolade Blackcurrant
Sachets X20
    Diarrhoea is never an
    easy thing to manage,
    but we can help sooth
    symptoms and effects of
    Diarrhoea with
    Electolade. Electrolade
    Blackcurrant Sachets x20
    are an oral replacement
    therapy from dehydration
    associated with acute
    diarrhoea. It replaces
    fludies and minerals that
    are lost during the
    course of diarrohea and
    vomiting. The Rehydration
    Sachets contain
    rehydration salds
    consisting of sugards and
    salts (anhydrous glucose,
    sodium cholride,
    potassium chloride and
    sodium bicarbonate).  
      With a blackcurrent
    taste, you should find
    this product to be both
    soothing and sweet.
Availability: In Stock
£7.19
Archived Product
Electrolade Orange Sachets x20
Electrolade Orange Sachets X20
      Diarrhoea is never an
    easy thing to manage,
    but we can help sooth
    symptoms and effects of
    Diarrhoea with
    Electolade. Electrolade
    Orange Sachets x20 are an
    oral replacement therapy
    from dehydration
    associated with acute
    diarrhoea. It replaces
    fludies and minerals that
    are lost during the
    course of diarrohea and
    vomiting. The Rehydration
    Sachets contain
    rehydration salds
    consisting of sugards and
    salts (anhydrous glucose,
    sodium cholride,
    potassium chloride and
    sodium bicarbonate).  
      With a soothing orange
    taste, you are short to
    feel relaxed.
Availability: In Stock
£6.99
Archived Product
Forceval Capsules x30 [P]
Forceval Capsules X30 [P]
    Forceval Capsules x30 are
    used as a therapeutic
    nutritional adjunct,
    where the intake and
    absorption is
    sub-optimal, in
    convalescence from
    illness and surgery, for
    special and restricted
    diets, where food
    intolerance exists and as
    an adjunct in synthetic
    diets.
Availability: In Stock
£8.89
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