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Sleeplessness
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Kalms Sleep Tablets x50
Kalms Sleep Tablets X50
      Sometimes we all go
    through trying and hard
    times. Such times will
    build stress; worry and
    irritability which have
    major effects on our
    sleeping patterns leaving
    us feel drowsy,
    irritable and often
    nauseous. Kalms Night
    Tablets help to relieve
    these feelings of tension
    by using a blend of plant
    ingredients which helps
    to promote a truly
    natural sleep, so you
    can enjoy a good
    night’s sleep and wake
    up feeling refreshed and
    ready for the day.  
Availability: In Stock
£4.49
Archived Product
Nytol Sleeping Tablets (Contains Diphenhydramine 25mg) 16 Tablets [P]
Nytol Sleeping Tablets
(Contains Diphenhydramine
25mg) 16 Tablets [P]
    Caplet containing:
    Diphenhydramine
    hydrochloride 25mg An aid
    to the relief of
    temporary sleep
    disturbance Over 16
    years: 2 tablets 20
    minutes before going to
    bed Not suitable for
    Under 16's   Do not use
    in the following cases:
    asthma, narrow angle
    glaucoma, prostatic
    hypertrophy, stenosing
    peptic ulcer,
    pyloroduodenal and
    bladder neck obstruction,
    pregnancy, lactation or
    if taking CNS depressants
    or MAOIs.   Use with
    caution in cases if
    myasthenia gravis and
    seizure disorders.  
    Driving and use of
    machinery should be
    avoided as Nytol causes
    drowsiness. Avoid
    alcohol.  
Availability: In Stock
£2.27
Archived Product
Sominex (Promethazine 20mg) Tablets x 16 [P]
Sominex (Promethazine 20mg)
Tablets X 16 [P]
    How does it work? Sominex
    tablets contain the
    active ingredient
    promethazine, which is a
    type of medicine called a
    sedating antihistamine.
    Promethazine enters the
    brain in significant
    quantities and causes
    drowsiness. It decreases
    the time taken to fall
    asleep and increases the
    depth of sleep. This
    makes it helpful for the
    temporary relief of
    sleeping difficulties,
    for example if you have
    difficulty going to sleep
    or staying asleep because
    of disturbances to your
    normal routine. One
    tablet should be taken at
    bedtime or up to an hour
    after going to bed if you
    are having difficulty
    falling asleep. What is
    it used for? Sleep aid
    for temporary relief of
    sleeping difficulties
    (insomnia) in adults.
    Warning! Do not use this
    medicine for longer than
    seven days without
    seeking medical advice
    from your doctor. This
    medicine may cause
    drowsiness that can last
    up to 12 hours. If
    affected you should not
    perform potentially
    hazardous tasks such as
    driving or operating
    machinery. You should
    avoid drinking alcohol
    when taking this
    medicine. This medicine
    may interfere with some
    pregnancy tests, causing
    false negative or false
    positive results. If you
    are due to have any skin
    prick tests to diagnose
    allergies you should stop
    taking this medicine at
    least 72 hours before the
    tests. This is because
    antihistamines can
    prevent or lessen the
    skin reactions that
    indicate an allergy, and
    so can make the test
    results unreliable. Use
    with caution in Elderly
    people. Decreased kidney
    function. Decreased liver
    function. Asthma
    Bronchitis A condition
    called bronchiectasis in
    which there is persistent
    and progressive widening
    of the airways due to
    lung infections or lung
    disease, such as cystic
    fibrosis Severe coronary
    artery disease (heart
    disease) Closed angle
    glaucoma Epilepsy
    Blockage of the opening
    from the stomach into the
    intestines
    (pyloro-duodenal
    obstruction). Blockage of
    the drainage of urine out
    of the bladder (bladder
    neck obstruction), for
    example due to an
    enlarged prostate gland
    Not to be used in
    Children under 16 years
    of age. Reduced
    awareness, slow
    reactions or extreme
    drowsiness due to
    medicines or illness that
    reduce activity in the
    central nervous system
    (CNS depression).
    Comatose states. People
    who have taken a type of
    medicine called a
    monoamine oxidase
    inhibitor (MAOI) in the
    past 14 days. Rare
    hereditary problems of
    galactose intolerance,
    the Lapp lactase
    deficiency or
    glucose-galactose
    malabsorption (Sominex
    tablets contain lactose).
    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. If you are
    pregnant you should not
    take this medicine
    without consulting your
    doctor first. This
    medicine should only be
    used during pregnancy if
    the expected benefit to
    the mother outweighs any
    potential risks to the
    developing baby. It
    should not be used during
    the last two weeks of a
    pregnancy, because if
    taken during this time it
    may cause irritability or
    excitement in the baby
    after birth. Seek further
    medical advice from your
    doctor. Small amounts of
    this medicine may pass
    into breast milk. This is
    not expected to be
    harmful to a nursing
    infant, but there is a
    risk that it may cause
    irritability or
    excitement in a newborn
    baby. If you are
    breastfeeding you should
    not take this medicine
    without seeking medical
    advice from your doctor
    first. Label warnings
    This medication may cause
    drowsiness. If affected
    do not drive or operate
    machinery. Avoid
    alcoholic drink. 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. Just
    because a side effect is
    stated here does not mean
    that all people using
    this medicine will
    experience that or any
    side effect. 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. Just
    because a side effect is
    stated here does not mean
    that all people using
    this medicine will
    experience that or any
    side effect. Drowsiness.
    Dizziness. Restlessness.
    Headache. Nightmares.
    Tiredness. Blurred
    vision. Difficulty
    passing urine (urinary
    retention). Dry mouth.
    Confusion. Rash or
    itching. Loss of
    appetite. Awareness of
    your heartbeat
    (palpitations). Low blood
    pressure (hypotension).
    Abnormal movements of the
    hands, legs, face,
    neck and tongue, eg
    tremor, twitching,
    rigidity (extrapyramidal
    effects). Blood
    disorders. Increased
    sensitivity of the skin
    to sunlight
    (photosensitivity). If
    affected you should avoid
    sun lamps and direct
    sunlight while you are
    taking this medicine. 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? It is
    important to tell your
    doctor or pharmacist what
    medicines you are already
    taking, including those
    bought without a
    prescription and herbal
    medicines, before you
    start taking this
    medicine. Similarly,
    check with your doctor or
    pharmacist before taking
    any new medicines while
    taking this one, to
    ensure that the
    combination is safe The
    manufacturer states that
    this medicine should not
    be taken by anyone who is
    taking a type of
    antidepressant called a
    monoamine oxidase
    inhibitor (MAOI), eg
    phenelzine,
    tranylcypromine,
    isocarboxazid, or who
    has taken an MAOI in the
    previous 14 days. There
    may be an increased risk
    of drowsiness if this
    medicine is taken with
    any of the following
    (which can also cause
    drowsiness): alcohol
    antipsychotic medicines,
    eg chlorpromazine
    barbiturates, eg
    phenobarbital
    benzodiazepines, eg
    diazepam, temazepam
    sedating antihistamines,
    eg chlorphenamine,
    brompheniramine,
    hydroxyzine sleeping
    tablets, eg zopiclone
    strong opioid
    painkillers, eg
    morphine, codeine,
    dihydrocodeine tricyclic
    antidepressants, eg
    amitriptyline. There may
    be an increased risk of
    side effects such as dry
    mouth, constipation,
    difficulty passing urine
    or confusion if
    promethazine is taken
    with other medicines that
    have anticholinergic
    effects, such as the
    following:
    anticholinergic medicines
    for Parkinson's symptoms,
    eg procyclidine
    antispasmodic medicines,
    eg hyoscine certain
    antihistamines, eg
    brompheniramine,
    chlorphenamine certain
    antipsychotic medicines,
    eg chlorpromazine certain
    antisickness medicines,
    eg prochlorperazine,
    meclozine, cyclizine
    medicines for urinary
    incontinence, eg
    oxybutynin, flavoxate,
    tolterodine,
    propiverine, trospium
    muscle relaxants, eg
    baclofen MAOI
    antidepressants, eg
    phenelzine tricyclic
    antidepressants, eg
    amitriptyline. This
    medicine may oppose the
    effect of betahistine.
Availability: In Stock
£3.99
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