Dequadin 40 Lozenges

DEQUALINIUM CHLORIDE.

FOR SORE THROATS AND MOUTH INFECTIONS.

Reduces tenderness of the throat and mouth.
Relieves symptoms of mouth ulcers and infections.

For sore throats and mouth infections.
Reduces tenderness of the throat, mouth and gums.
Relieves symptoms of mouth ulcers and infections.
Also relieves symptoms of tonsillitis, pharyngitis and oral thrush.

Lower Age Limit: Advisory 10 Years

KEEP ALL MEDICINES OUT OF THE REACH OF CHILDREN.
Store in a cool dry place.

Ambient

Sunset Yellow may cause allergic reactions including asthma. This is more common in those allergic to aspirin.

WARNING: Do not exceed the stated dose.

How to use.
Read the carton carefully before use.
Adults & children over 10 years: Suck one lozenge slowly every 2-3 hours. Do not take any more than 8 lozenges in any 24 hour period.

Talk to your pharmacist or doctor:
If your symptoms do not go away after a few days.
If you take too many and feel unwell.
If you are concerned or think that you may be reacting badly to this medicine.

Do not take:
If you are under 10 years old.
If you are allergic to any of the ingredients.
If you have inherited problems coping with carbohydrates or sugars (especially glucose, fructose or sucrose). Consult your doctor if you are unsure.

Check before use:
Diabetics - take account of the carbohydrate content.
Consult your doctor before use if you are pregnant or breast feeding.

Side effects.
These are rare but may include allergic reactions or soreness of the tongue.

Do not use after the expiry date.

Net Content: 40 x Lozenges

Active Ingredient: Dequalinium Chloride BP 0.25mg, Also contains: Sucrose, Glucose Syrup, Magnesium Stearate, Citric Acid, Flavourings (Lime and Peppermint Oil), Gelatin, Sodium Saccharin, Sunset Yellow (E110), Camphor, Each Lozenge contains 1.1g of Sucrose and Glucose (Sucrose is made from Glucose and Fructose)

Please Note: Whilst we make every effort to ensure that all information is up to date, the information shown on this page should not replace the advice of a medical professional, and you should always refer to the patient information leaflet before taking any medication.