SUDAFED Blocked Nose Capsules 12mg 24

Swallow one capsule with a glass of water up to four times daily. If your symptoms persist, speak to your doctor. Avoid using this medicine if you're pregnant. Do not exceed the stated dose. Avoid taking this product for longer than one week unless your doctor agrees.

Yes, Sudafed Blocked Nose Capsules work diligently to unblock your nose, reducing swelling in your nasal passages so you breathe through your nose more comfortably. This medicine efficiently combats congestion due to colds and flu, alleviating congestion and allergy symptoms.

This medicine contains the potent decongestant phenylephrine hydrochloride, which acts rapidly within 15 to 30 minutes. You should notice an improvement within 30 to 60 minutes.

Sudafed Blocked Nose Capsules are safe for adults and children over 16. Please check the product label for guidelines for adults and children aged 16 and check with your doctor before giving them to a child under 16.

It's best to avoid using Sudafed Blocked Nose Capsules if you have high blood pressure, as they contain phenylephrine – a decongestant that can elevate your blood pressure.

If you have high blood pressure, please speak to your doctor or pharmacist, as they can suggest suitable alternatives.

Please be cautious when taking Sudafed Blocked Nose capsules with other medicines, including antidepressants, pain relief medications, beta-blockers, and other decongestants.

Please speak to a registered pharmacist if you're taking any other medications, including OTC treatments and supplements.

Thanks to the caffeine content, Sudafed Blocked Nose Capsules don't typically cause drowsiness, but you should exercise caution when driving or operating machinery.

In most cases, it's best to take Sudafed for a maximum of three days unless your pharmacist or doctor advises otherwise.

If your symptoms don't improve, please see a doctor; you may need antibiotics.

Taking too many Sudafed Blocked Nose Capsules can be dangerous due to the paracetamol content. While paracetamol can cause short-term damage, its long-term effects might result in liver and kidney failure.