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Ultra Chloraseptic
Original Menthol Flavour
Ultra Chloraseptic is a
fast acting menthol
flavoured anaesthetic
throat spray for sore
throats. Targeted
relief of sore throat
pain fast-acting
anaesthetic throat
spray Contains benzocaine
in an antiseptic base
What is in your medicine?
Original Flavour Ultra
Chloraseptic Anaesthetic
Throat Spray contains
0.71% Benzocaine as the
active ingredient It
also contains ethanol,
macrogol 300, propylene
glycol, glycerol,
cetylpyridinium chloride,
saccharin sodium,
sodium dihydrogen
phosphate dihydrate,
sodium hydroxide,
flavouring (levomenthol)
and purified water.
The product comes in the
form of a throat spray.
This pack contains 15ml
of spray. The product
licence is held by:
Prestige Brands (UK)
Limited, Beechwood, 3
Scotlands Drive, Farnham
Common, Slough,
Berkshire SL2 3ES.
This product is
manufactured at:
Pharmasol Limited, North
Way, Walworth Industrial
Estate, Andover,
Hampshire, SP10 5AZ
What should it be used
for? Ultra Chloraseptic
anaesthetic throat spray
is used to relieve sore
throat pain. It contains
benzocaine which belongs
to the group of medicines
called local
anaesthetics. It works by
rapidly numbing sore
throat pain. Before
taking your medicine Do
not take Ultra
Chloraseptic anaesthetic
throat spray and consult
your doctor if you have
difficulty in breathing,
noisy breathing or severe
difficulty in swallowing.
Also, Do not take if
you know you are allergic
to benzocaine or any of
the other ingredients.
Do not give this medicine
to children under 6 years
of age. If pregnant or
breast feeding, consult
your doctor before using
this product If sore
throat is severe, or
accompanied by fever,
headache or nausea,
consult your doctor.
How to take your medicine
Adults and children 13
years and over: Spray 3
times to the back of the
throat Children 6-12
years: Spray once to the
back of the throat
Repeat every 2-3 hours
if required Do not use
more than 8 times a day.
Do not use for more than
3 days. Do not exceed the
stated dose. Whilst
taking your medicine If
symptoms persist consult
your doctor You may
experience temporary
numbness of the mouth
after using Ultra
Chloraseptic anaesthetic
throat spray. This
indicates that the
product is working. If
you notice anything else
unusual or have any
unexpected effects, talk
to your doctor or
pharmacist Do not
spray into the eyes Do
not use after the expiry
date Remember, keep all
medicines safely away
from children
Availability: In Stock
£3.99
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Halls Maximum Strength
Original lozenges are
fast acting lozenges that
start working in 10
seconds, helping to
fight coughs, soothe
sore throats and cool
nasal passages. Halls
lozenges contain an
antiseptic in a soothing
base, which kills germs
that can cause sore
throats and also works as
an anaesthetic to relieve
pain and discomfort.
Availability: In Stock
£2.61
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AAA Sore Throat Spray is
the strongest benzocaine
throat spray available.
Each metered dose
delivers 1.5mg of
benzocaine to the sight
of pain, avoiding the
problem of numbing the
whole mouth. Aerosol
spray containing in each
metered dose: Benzocaine
1.5mg Relief of pain
associated with sore
throat and minor mouth
infections
Availability: In Stock
£4.25
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Halls Maximum Strength
Honey & Lemon are fast
acting lozenges that
start working in 10
seconds, helping to
fight coughs, soothe
sore throats and cool
nasal passages. Halls
lozenges contain an
antiseptic in a soothing
base, which kills germs
that can cause sore
throats and also works as
an anaesthetic to relieve
pain and discomfort.
Availability: In Stock
£2.61
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Tyrozets Tyrozets
Lozenges dissolve in the
mouth reaching the
painful throat area at
the back of the mouth
before and during
swallowing. Dual
Action Tyrozets
anaesthetic to quickly
numb throat pain
antibiotic to help fight
throat infection Aniseed
flavoured lozenges
Please read your own
leaflet carefully before
you use this medicine.
This leaflet provides a
summary of the
information available on
Tyrozets. If you have any
queries about this
medicine or are not sure
about anything, ask your
doctor or pharmacist.
Keep this leaflet until
you have finished your
Tyrozets; you may want to
read it again. What is
in the lozenges? Tyrozets
are pink aniseed
flavoured lozenges
Each containing:
tyrothricin 1 mg and
benzocaine 5 mg. Other
ingredients are: acacia,
magnesium stearate,
maize starch, sodium
chloride, sucrose,
anethole, erythrosine
(E127) and peppermint
oil. The sodium content
is 2.3 mg (0.1 mmol) per
lozenge. How do the
lozenges work Tyrozets
contain an antibiotic,
tyrothricin, to help
fight throat infection
and a local anaesthetic,
benzocaine, to numb sore
throat pain quickly. The
lozenges dissolve in the
mouth, gradually
releasing the active
ingredients which reach
the painful throat area
at the back of the mouth
before and during
swallowing. What are
Tyrozets used for?
Tyrozets are used for the
relief of sore throats
and minor mouth
irritations. Tyrozets may
also be taken to relieve
irritation after mouth
and throat surgery e.g.
having your tonsils taken
out. Before using
Tyrozets Do not take it
if you are allergic to
tyrothricin, benzocaine
or any other ingredient
in this product. If you
think you have become
allergic during use,
stop treatment
immediately and see your
doctor. Report any
unwanted effects to your
doctor or pharmacist.
How should you take
Tyrozets? Adults and
children over 3 years:
dissolve one lozenge
slowly in the mouth and
repeat every three hours.
Adults do not take
more than 8 lozenges in
24 hours. Childrens
reduced dosage: Children
do not take more than 6
lozenges in 24 hours.
Tyrozets are not
recommended for children
under the age of 3 years.
To benefit from
Tyrozets you should suck
the lozenges and not
swallow them whole. They
are for oral (mouth) use
only. If you do not
obtain satisfactory
relief within 2 days
consider discontinuing
use and consult your
doctor. Do not use for
longer than 5 consecutive
days Will the lozenges
suit you? Most people get
on very well with
Tyrozets but if you think
you are reacting badly in
any way stop your
treatment and see your
doctor. In some
patients blackness or
soreness of the tongue
may occur but this
disappears when treatment
is stopped. Skin rashes
have been reported after
benzocaine treatment.
Rarely a disorder of
haemoglobin in the blood
(methaemoglobinaemia) has
been reported in infants
and children after
benzocaine absorption.
Tyrozets are not intended
to replace other
antibiotic medicines
prescribed by your doctor
but are an aid to
prevention and control of
local infections in the
mouth and throat. Use
of antibiotics can
sometimes allow the
development of infections
different from those they
are intended to treat. If
you think you are
developing a new or
different infection stop
taking Tyrozets and
consult your doctor about
further treatment. As
Tyrozets contain a local
anaesthetic you may wish
to avoid eating when
local anaesthesia
(numbness) in the mouth
is at its greatest. It is
a good idea to rinse the
mouth after eating to
avoid any further
irritation to the mouth
lining by small amounts
of food left in the
mouth. Tyrozets
contain sucrose which is
associated with dental
decay and can interfere
with the treatment of
otherwise well controlled
diabetes. What to do
if an overdose of
Tyrozets has been taken
If you have accidentally
taken too many Tyrozets,
see your doctor at once
or if not possible,
telephone your local
hospital casualty
department. Tyrozets
should only be sucked in
the mouth and not taken
any other way. Storing
your lozenges Use by
date: Do not use Tyrozets
if they are past the
expiry date on the
box/base of tube Do not
store above 25°C.
Protect from light
Remember: Keep all
medicines out of the
reach of children
Availability: In Stock
£1.86
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Difflam Sore Throat Rinse
Difflam Sore Throat Rinse
helps to relieve
inflammation and pain in
the mouth and throat.
Difflam Sore Throat
Rinse, acts locally to
stop pain and
inflammation Use:
Benzydamine, the active
ingredient in Difflam
Sore Throat Rinse, acts
locally to stop pain and
inflammation. This means
it can be used to treat
pain, soreness and
swelling of the mouth and
throat, and discomfort
of a sore throat.
Contents: This bottle
contains a medicine
called Difflam Sore
Throat Rinse. The bottle
holds 200ml of a clear,
green coloured solution
containing an ingredient
called benzydamine
hydrochloride. Each
15ml contains: 22.5
milligrammes of
benzydamine
hydrochloride. The
solution also contains
the following
ingredients: ethanol,
glycerol, saccharin
sodium, mouthwash
flavour 52 503/T
firmenich, polysorbate
20,
methylhydroxybenzoate,
E104 (quinoline yellow),
E131 (patent blue),
purified water. Each
15ml of solution also
contains 1.5ml of alcohol
(ethanol). Before
using Difflam Sore Throat
Rinse: Do not use Difflam
Sore Throat Rinse if you
are pregnant or
breastfeeding Tell
your pharmacist if you
are trying to become
pregnant or are taking
any other medicines
Children of 12 years and
under should not use
Difflam Sore Throat Rinse
Be careful not to
splash the solution into
your eyes; if this
happens accidentally,
wash your eyes
immediately with cold
water Do not use
Difflam Sore Throat Rinse
if you are allergic to
any of the ingredients
How to use Difflam Sore
Throat Rinse Gargle with
15mI of Difflam Sore
Throat Rinse every 1½ to
3 hours Use the
measuring cup provided to
measure out 15ml of the
solution Gargle with
the solution, or rinse
around mouth and throat,
for 20-30 seconds, then
spit out Do not
swallow Difflam Sore
Throat Rinse Difflam Sore
Throat Rinse should not
be used for more than 7
days at a time. If your
throat condition gets
worse, or does not get
better, talk to your
pharmacist or doctor.
Overdose: If you
accidentally swallow a
normal 15ml dose by
mistake, you need not
worry; this is unlikely
to cause you a problem.
If you swallow a larger
amount you should contact
your pharmacist, doctor
or nearest hospital
casualty department
immediately.
Side-effects: Like most
other medicines; Difflam
Sore Throat Rinse may
cause some side effects.
After gargling with the
solution your mouth may
feel numb; this is
harmless and will soon
disappear. Occasionally,
some people feel a
stinging sensation when
they first start using
Difflam Sore Throat
Rinse. If this happens to
you, try diluting your
next dose with water to
reduce the stinging.
If you notice any other
side-effects, or if any
side-effects continue for
more than a few days,
you should tell your
pharmacist or doctor.
As with all medicines
some people may be
allergic to Difflam.
Usually, if you are
allergic, a reaction
will occur soon after
using the product. An
allergic reaction can
occur as a rash, small
red spots on the skin,
itching, or the skin may
also become more
sensitive to sunlight. In
rare cases, difficulty
in breathing and swelling
of the throat may occur,
which may need emergency
treatment. If you
experience any of these
symptom, stop the
treatment and seek
medical advice
immediately.
Availability: In Stock
£6.99
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Difflam Spray Difflam
Spray helps to relieve
inflammation and pain in
the mouth and throat.
Difflam Spray can be used
to treat many painful
conditions of the mouth
or throat, including
mouth ulcers, teething,
sore throat, sore tongue
or gums and discomfort
associated with dentures
or dental work. Use:
Benzydamine, the active
ingredient in Difflam
Spray, acts locally to
stop pain and
inflammation. Difflam
Spray can be sprayed
directly into the mouth
or throat to relieve
pain, soreness and
swelling. It can be used
to treat many painful
conditions of the mouth
or throat, including
mouth ulcers, teething,
sore throat, sore tongue
or gums and discomfort
associated with dentures
or dental work.
Contents: This spray
bottle holds 30ml of
medicine called Difflam
Spray, a clear liquid
containing an ingredient
called benzydamine
hydrochloride. Each
puff from the spray (175
microlitres) contains:
262.5 micrograms of
benzydamine
hydrochloride. The
liquid also contains the
following ingredients:
ethanol, glycerol,
saccharin, sodium
hydrogen carbonate,
methyl
parahydroxybenzoate,
mouthwash flavour 52
503/T firmenich,
polysorbate 20, purified
water. Each puff
contains: 15 microlitres
of alcohol (ethanol).
Before using Difflam
Spray: As with all
medicines, tell your
pharmacist or doctor if
you are pregnant,
breastfeeding or trying
to become pregnant
Tell your pharmacist if
you are taking any other
medicines Do not use
this spray in or near
your eyes; if this
happens accidentally,
wash your eyes
immediately with cold
water Do not use Difflam
Spray if you are allergic
to any of the ingredients
How to use Difflam Spray:
A puff of Difflam Spray
should be sprayed onto
the sore area according
to the following
instructions: Adults:
use 4 to 8 puffs every
1½ to 3 hours
Children aged 6 -12
years: use 4 puffs every
1½ to 3 hours
Children under 6 years of
age (treatment is based
on weight): 1 puff for
each 4 kilograms of body
weight, up to a maximum
of 4 puffs at any one
time. This dose should be
used every 1½ to 3
hours. If you are not
sure how many puffs to
use or when to use them,
you should ask your
pharmacist for help.
If the condition gets
worse, or does not get
better, talk to your
pharmacist or doctor.
Instructions for Use:
Read the full
instructions with your
own product: The first
time you use spray,
point the nozzle away
from your face and press
the green plunger down
firmly, several times,
until a fine spray
appears out of the end of
the spray-tube. Its now
ready for use. Aim the
spray-tube at the sore
part of your mouth or
throat and press down the
green plunger again. One
press releases one puff.
After applying the
correct number of puffs,
wipe the end of the
spray-tube with a tissue.
This helps prevent
blockage. Push the
spray-tube back down as
shown. This stops any
more puffs being
released. Overdose: If
you use too many puffs of
Difflam Spray by mistake,
you should contact your
pharmacist, doctor or
nearest hospital casualty
department immediately.
Side-effects: Like
most other medicines,
this spray may cause some
side-effects. After
using the spray your
mouth may feel numb; this
is nothing to worry about
and will soon disappear.
Occasionally, some
people feel a stinging
sensation when they first
start using the spray;
this usually disappears
with continued use. If
the stinging does not go
away, you should stop
using the spray and talk
to your pharmacist or
doctor. If you notice
any other side-effects,
or if any side-effects
continue for more than a
few days, you should
tell your pharmacist or
doctor. As with all
medicines some people may
be allergic to Difflam.
Usually, if you are
allergic, a reaction
will occur soon after
using the product. An
allergic reaction can
occur as a rash, small
red spots on the skin,
itching, or the skin may
also become more
sensitive to sunlight. In
rare cases, difficulty
in breathing and swelling
of the throat may occur,
which may need emergency
treatment. If you
experience any of these
symptoms, stop the
treatment and seek
medical advice
immediately.
Availability: In Stock
£5.99
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esearch shows 86% of
people want to feel warm
and comforted when
suffering with a sore
throat, so the team at
Strepsils developed
Strepsils Warm lozenges.
The unique formulation of
ginger spice, wasabi,
fruity plum and soothing
cream provide a
comforting, warming
sensation, whilst the
two antiseptic
ingredients (2, 4 -
Dichlorobenzyl alchohol
1.2mg, and
Amylmetacresol 0.6mg)
help relieve the symptoms
of a bacterial throat
infection and soothe the
recovery process.
Availability: In Stock
£3.68
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Soothing effective relief
for sore throats 2, 4
Dichlorobenzyl alcohol,
Amylmetacresol,
Levomenthol. Strepsils®
Sore Throat & Cough
Lozenges contain two
antiseptic ingredients
(2, 4 Dichlorobenzyl
alcohol & Amylmetacresol)
for use in throat
medications. These are
used for the symptomatic
relief of mouth and
throat infections and
dry, irritating coughs
associated with the
common cold and nasal
congestion. The
Levomenthol ingredient
has mild local
anaesthetic action on the
throat and also relieves
the symptoms of nasal
congestion.
Availability: In Stock
£3.68
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Strepsils Strawberry
Sugar Free Lozenges
provide effective relief
from the discomfort of
sore throats. Each
lozenge contains a
combination of 2
antiseptics to fight the
infections which can
cause sore throats and
mouth infections.
Strepsils Strawberry
Sugar Free Lozenges are
suitable for use by
people with Diabetes.
Availability: In Stock
£4.15
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Strepsils Extra
Blackcurrant lozenges are
specially formulated to
bring effective relief
from painful sore throats
through an active
ingredient
(Hexylresorcinol) with a
double action: an
antiseptic action to
fight the infections
which can cause sore
throats a local
anaesthetic action to
provide gentle numbing
from sore throat pain.
Availability: In Stock
£3.68
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