Care Glycerin Syrup soothes sore throats and chapped skin. When taken orally, it alleviates painful throat symptoms, or when mixed with water and applied to your skin, it works as a moisturiser to quench rough, cracked areas. Glycerol is a sweet-tasting liquid and acts rapidly on sore throats by forming a protective film on your throat’s irritated tissues, reducing discomfort. For sore, scaly skin, glycerol acts as a humectant, drawing and retaining moisture. It’s suitable for adults and childre
CARE OTC medicines cough & cold glycerin 200ml
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Side Effects
may cause side effects. Side effects can include:Feeling sick.A headache.Vomiting.Loose stools.Feeling thirsty.Feeling dizzy.Feeling confused.Erratic heartbeat.Extreme dehydration if you're already thirsty.If you experience any of these or other side effects
FAQ
How do I use this product?
Oral use:
Take one or two spoonfuls (5-10 ml) every four hours, as required.
Topical use:
Stir thoroughly with equal parts of water and rub into the affected area.
Do not apply this product more than six times in 24 hours.
Please note: This product is only suitable for adults, children, and the elderly. If you have any questions, talk to your doctor or pharmacist.
Will this product help with a dry cough or other types of coughs?
Yes, Care Glycerin Syrup can help with dry coughs and other types of coughs. The calming effects of glycerol in the syrup help alleviate irritation and provide relief for cough symptoms, regardless of their nature.
What causes a sore throat?
Typically, viruses cause a sore throat, such as a head cold and flu. Sometimes, smoking or bacteria can lead to a sore throat.
What are the symptoms of a sore throat?
A sore throat usually causes the following symptoms:
Throat dryness and scratchiness.
A painful throat, particularly when swallowing.
Bad-smelling breath.
Redness at the back of your throat.
Swollen glands in your neck.
Mild coughing.
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