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Lockets Honey & Lemon Cough Sweet Lozenges

Name: Lockets Honey & Lemon Cough Sweet Lozenges
Brand: British Chemist
Rating: 4.5 (849 reviews)

41g

£0.91 inc. VAT

These items are centrally stocked and delivery times are up to 10 days to reduce carbon emissions and help keep our planet green.

Occasionally, we may need to refund orders; we will endeavour to update you as soon as possible.

SKU: M4929136 Categories: Cough/Cold & Flu, Medicine & Vitamins

Description

Medicated Lozenges with menthol 9.7mg, eucalyptus 9.2mg and a soothing liquid centre.

Uses / Instructions

Package Type Unspecified Pack Storage Best before: See on the label Other Information Full Product Name: Sugarbased Hard Candy with Lemon, Menthol and Eucalyptol Flavours with a Liquid Centre with Honey and Vitamin C. Preparation And Usage Lockets: Use: to relieve symptoms of blocked noses and sore throats. Directions: dissolve one in mouth, as needed. Dosage: in any 24 hours do not exceed: adults & children over 12: 3 packs; children 7 - 12: 2 packs; children 3 - 6: 1 pack. Overdose of menthol may cause severe stomach upset, feeling or being sick, giddiness, shaking, drowsiness. Please note: each lozenge contains 4.1g total sugars, so do not use if you have sugar intolerance or are sensitive to any of the other ingredients. See list. Pregnancy: no side effects reported with Lockets. Possible side effects: High doses of glycerol can cause headaches or stomach upset. If you get skin irritation or other unusual effects, or your symptoms continue, contact your doctor or pharmacist.