POTTERS pastilles chesty cough 8

Potters Pastilles contains the active ingredients of Pumilio Pine Oil 0.604%, Eucalyptus oil 0.022 v/w, and Menthol 0.813%w/w as the main ingredients. Supporting ingredients include carnauba wax, sucrose liquid glucose-modified starch (tapioca and maize), marshmallow root liquid extract, vegetable oil and water.

The pastilles are suitable for adults and children aged 12 and over. You should seek advice from a medical professional if you're using other medicines, have an underlying condition, have known allergies, are pregnant, or are breastfeeding.

Let one pastille slowly dissolve in the mouth every one to two hours, depending on your symptoms. Don't exceed 20 pastilles in 24 hours, as this can lead to side effects, including an upset stomach, vomiting, and adverse reactions.

Please store the pastilles in a cool and dry place, away from the sunlight. You can also carry them in your bag and car for on-the-go relief. Always check the expiration date and never exceed it.

Potter's Chesty Cough Pastilles rapidly reduce the discomfort associated with chesty coughs, colds, flu and other respiratory illnesses. Each pastille:

Break down phlegm: Eucalyptus and Pumilio pine oil can loosen and thin phlegm, making it easier to expel.

Soothes a sore throat: The menthol has a refreshing and cooling effect, helping to alleviate throat irritation and provide temporary relief.

Support breathing: The pastilles clear the airways, which results in more comfort and fewer issues with breathing.

The Pastilles should provide immediate relief for sore throats and chest pain, but the expectorant properties can take time to work. Once they begin to break down phlegm, they'll clear the respiratory system, helping you breathe easier.

If the Pastilles fail to effectively relieve the symptoms, or if your symptoms worsen, it's best to see a healthcare professional.

While Potters Chesty Cough Pastilles can reduce the symptoms associated with catarrh coughs and colds, they won't treat infections—you might have a chest infection or other condition that requires further treatment.