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£ 3.49Eurax Itch Cream 30g
- Non-greasy, non-staining cream that relives itching and skin irritation
- Effectiveness stays for approx. 10 hours
£ 3.49
£ 4.39Benylin 4 Flu 24 Tablets
- Relieve the four main symptoms of flu, which are fever, body aches, nasal congestion and coughing
- The tablet is composed out of Diphenhydramine Hydrochloride 12.5mg, Paracetamol 500mg and Pseudophedrine Hydrochloride 22.5mg
£ 4.39
£ 5.66 £ 6.29 -10%Stérimar Stop & Protect Allergy Response, 20ml
- Suitable for allergic rhinitis
- Protects from allergies
- Contains natural sea minerals content
- Non drowsy nasal pump solution
- Preservative free with anti-contamination valve
- Manufactured by Church & Dwight UK Ltd.
£ 5.66 £ 6.29 -10%Reduced price!
£ 3.50Eurax Hc Cream 15g
- Treats mild to moderate eczema, irritant, reactions to insect bites and allergic contact dermatitis
- Reduces inflammation, quickly relieves itching and other associated scratching
- Non-greasy and non-staining
- Suitable for adults and children over 10 years
£ 3.50Robitussin Mucus Cough And Congestion Relief Sugar Free 100ml
- Helps to loosens and thins mucus or phlegm that makes it easy to cough up
- Also relieves nasal and sinus congestion
- Provides maximum soothing effect
£ 2.70 £ 3.00 -10%
£ 4.50 £ 5.00 -10%Optrex Allergy Eye Drops 10ml
- Soothes and prevents itchy eyes and other eye allergies
- Helps relieve hay fever symptoms causing dryness of eyes
- Relieves redness, itching and watering of eyes
- w/v/ Also treats allergies caused due to house mites and pet hair
£ 4.50 £ 5.00 -10%Reduced price!
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