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SNUFFLEBABE VAPOUR RUB

Name: SNUFFLEBABE VAPOUR RUB
Brand: British Chemist
Rating: 4.7 (940 reviews)

Pack Size: 35g

£3.99 inc. VAT

Snufflebabe is a topical ointment to relieve nasal congestion (a blocked nose).

SKU: 4163754 Categories: Children, Children, Consumables, Cough, Cold & Flu, Medicines & Vitamins

British Chemist

5.00

(2 Reviews)

Description

An effective and mild decongestant containing a gentle blend of eucalyptus oil, menthol and thyme oil.

The inhalation ointment contains vapours from the oils help to ease your little one’s nasal congestion so they can feed more comfortably and sleep more soundly.

Features of Snufflebabe vapour rub

Helps decongest babies and children
For a more comfortable sleep
Ease child’s nasal congestion

Uses / Instructions

Lightly rub a small amount of Snufflebabe onto upper chest and throat
Alternatively, Snufflebabe may be placed in a tissue or handkerchief in the clothing.
Please read the enclosed leaflet carefully before use.
Infants over 3 months

Warnings

Do not use:

on infants under 3 months unless advised by a GP, Pharmacist or Health Visitor.
on broken skin or apply around the nostrils of infants.
if allergic to the ingredients
Fire hazard.
Do not smoke or go near naked flames; clothing & bedding with this product dried on them can catch fire easily.
Store below 25°c.

Side Effects

May include allergic reactions such as skin rash or reddening where the product has been applied.
If excessive reddening or any other unusual effects occur, speak to your GP, Pharmacist or Health Visitor.