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Disprin
Archived Product
Disprin Soluble Tablets x 32 [P]
Disprin Soluble Tablets X 32
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    Disprin Tablets Disprin
    Soluble Tablets for fast
    and effective pain
    relief.   Disprin
    Soluble Tablet for fast
    relief of:   Headache
    Migraine Toothache Period
    pain For relief of the
    symptoms of:   Cold,
    flu, sore throat
    Rheumatic pain Lumbago
    Sciatica and neuralgia
    Contains Aspirin  
    Direction: Dissolve the
    tablets in water before
    taking.   Dosage: Adults
    2-3 tablets every 4
    hours.   Do exceed 13
    tablets in 24 hours Do
    not give to children aged
    under 16 years If the
    symptoms persist,
    consult your doctor Do
    not take if: You have or
    have had a stomach ulcer
    or haemophilia.   Each
    tablet contains: Aspirin
    Ph Eur 300 mg   Also
    contains: Calcium
    carbonate, maize starch,
    citric acid anhydrous,
    talc, sodium lauryl
    sulphate, saccharin,
    crospovidone and lime
    flavour.   Warnings and
    interactions: Consult
    your doctor before taking
    if: You are asthmatic,
    allergic to aspirin,
    receiving regular medical
    treatment, such as
    medicines for blood clots
    or gout, or are pregnant
    or breastfeeding.   Side
    Effects: In people
    sensitive to aspirin,
    reactions such as asthma
    attack and skin rashes
    may occur occasionally.
    Use may also induce
    gastrointestinal
    haemorrhage (vomiting of
    blood or passing tarry
    stools), occasionally
    major. Tell your doctor
    or pharmacist if you have
    any side effects after
    taking this product.  
    Do not give to children
    aged under 16 years,
    unless on the advice of a
    doctor. Contains aspirin.
      There is a possible
    association between
    aspirin and Reyes
    Syndrome when given to
    children. Reyes Syndrome
    is a very rare disease,
    which can be fatal. For
    this reason aspirin
    should not be given to
    children aged under 16
    years, unless on the
    advice of a doctor.
Availability: In Stock
£2.49
Archived Product
Disprin Aspirin Soluble Tablets (16)
Disprin Aspirin Soluble
Tablets (16)
    Disprin Aspirin Soluble
    Tablets provide relief of
    mild to moderate pain in
    headaches including
    migraine headaches,
    toothache, neuralgia,
    sciatica, period pains,
    sore throats,
    symptomatic relief of
    feverishness, influenza,
    colds, rheumatism
    lumbago. Published in the
    Daily Mail December 7
    2010: Taking an aspirin
    every day cuts the risk
    of dying from a range of
    common cancers,
    according to a major
    study. The study has led
    to the 100-year-old
    painkiller - costing just
    1p a tablet - being
    hailed as 'the most
    amazing drug in the
    world'. Experts say
    healthy middle-aged
    people who start taking
    low-dose aspirin around
    the age of 45 or 50 for
    20 to 30 years could
    expect to reap the most
    benefit, because cancer
    rates rise with age. In
    addition, a 75mg dose -
    a quarter of a standard
    300mg tablet - helps
    prevent heart attacks and
    strokes even in people
    who have not been
    diagnosed with
    cardiovascular problems.
    Millions of heart
    patients who already take
    low-dose aspirin on
    doctors' orders to ward
    off a second heart attack
    or stroke will be getting
    built-in cancer
    protection. Professor
    Peter Rothwell, of the
    John Radcliffe Hospital,
    Oxford, who headed the
    latest study of almost
    26, 000 patients, is
    convinced the ground
    rules have changed. He
    said: 'These findings
    provide the first proof
    in man that aspirin
    reduces deaths due to
    several common cancers'.
    'Previous guidelines have
    rightly cautioned that in
    healthy middle-aged
    people the small risk of
    bleeding on aspirin
    partly offsets the
    benefits from prevention
    of strokes and heart
    attacks, but the
    reductions in deaths due
    to several common cancers
    will now alter this
    balance for many people.'
    After five years of
    taking aspirin, death
    rates fell by 34 per cent
    for all cancers and 54
    per cent for
    gastrointestinal cancers.
    Professor Alastair
    Watson, of the
    University of East
    Anglia, said: 'This
    study provides strong
    evidence that taking
    regular aspirin for more
    than five years can help
    prevent development of a
    number of other forms of
    cancer, including lung,
    pancreas, oesophageal
    and prostate cancers'.
    'It also indicates that
    the longer aspirin is
    taken for, the greater
    the benefit. It is
    important that people
    know aspirin can cause
    dangerous bleeding in the
    stomach in some patients.
    People wishing to take
    aspirin should first
    discuss it with their
    GP.' Always check with
    your GP before taking
    aspirin
Availability: In Stock
£1.73
Archived Product
Disprin Direct Chewable Aspirin (16)
Disprin Direct Chewable
Aspirin (16)
    Disprin Direct Chewable
    Aspirin don't need to be
    taken with water, so
    they can be taken
    anywhere. They are
    absorbed quickly to bring
    rapid, effective,
    temporary relief from
    pain associated with:
    Headaches & migraines
    Rheumatic & arthritic
    pain Sciatica & Neuralgia
    (Nerve Pain) Toothaches
    Cold & Flu symptoms Sore
    throats Period pain
    Lumbago Relieves
    inflammation associated
    with back and muscular
    pain, strains and
    sprains Reduces fever
    Published in the Daily
    Mail December 7 2010:
    Taking an aspirin every
    day cuts the risk of
    dying from a range of
    common cancers,
    according to a major
    study. The study has led
    to the 100-year-old
    painkiller - costing just
    1p a tablet - being
    hailed as 'the most
    amazing drug in the
    world'. Experts say
    healthy middle-aged
    people who start taking
    low-dose aspirin around
    the age of 45 or 50 for
    20 to 30 years could
    expect to reap the most
    benefit, because cancer
    rates rise with age. In
    addition, a 75mg dose -
    a quarter of a standard
    300mg tablet - helps
    prevent heart attacks and
    strokes even in people
    who have not been
    diagnosed with
    cardiovascular problems.
    Millions of heart
    patients who already take
    low-dose aspirin on
    doctors' orders to ward
    off a second heart attack
    or stroke will be getting
    built-in cancer
    protection. Professor
    Peter Rothwell, of the
    John Radcliffe Hospital,
    Oxford, who headed the
    latest study of almost
    26, 000 patients, is
    convinced the ground
    rules have changed. He
    said: 'These findings
    provide the first proof
    in man that aspirin
    reduces deaths due to
    several common cancers'.
    'Previous guidelines have
    rightly cautioned that in
    healthy middle-aged
    people the small risk of
    bleeding on aspirin
    partly offsets the
    benefits from prevention
    of strokes and heart
    attacks, but the
    reductions in deaths due
    to several common cancers
    will now alter this
    balance for many people.'
    After five years of
    taking aspirin, death
    rates fell by 34 per cent
    for all cancers and 54
    per cent for
    gastrointestinal cancers.
    Professor Alastair
    Watson, of the
    University of East
    Anglia, said: 'This
    study provides strong
    evidence that taking
    regular aspirin for more
    than five years can help
    prevent development of a
    number of other forms of
    cancer, including lung,
    pancreas, oesophageal
    and prostate cancers.'
    'It also indicates that
    the longer aspirin is
    taken for, the greater
    the benefit. It is
    important that people
    know aspirin can cause
    dangerous bleeding in the
    stomach in some patients.
    People wishing to take
    aspirin should first
    discuss it with their
    GP.' Always check with
    your GP before taking
    aspirin
Availability: In Stock
£1.94
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