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£ 5.08 £ 5.64 -10%Haymax Hayfever Aloe Vera Balm 5ml
- Non-drowsy and side effects free product for hayfever
- Contains Aloe Vera
- Helps to soothe sore nose
- Suitable for use by pregnant women and children
£ 5.08 £ 5.64 -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
£ 3.50
£ 3.68 £ 4.09 -10%Benadryl Allergy Liquid Release 10mg 7 Capsules
- Contain Cetirizine Dihydrochloride
- Soft capsules are easy for consumption
- Relieves allergic symptoms such as sneezing, runny nose and watery eyes
£ 3.68 £ 4.09 -10%Reduced price!
£ 5.30 £ 5.89 -10%Benadryl Allergy Relief Plus Decongestant 12 Capsules
- An amazing medicine for treating hay fever
- Can be used by adults and anyone who is above 12 years of age
- Relieves sinus and nasal congestion promptly
- Clinically proven and effective against allergic rhinitis
£ 5.30 £ 5.89 -10%Reduced price!
£ 3.09Benylin Childrens Cough Syrup Apple Flavour 125ml
- Relieves the symptoms of dry and tickly coughs
- Syrup is sugar and colour free
- Non-drowsy formula with apple flavour
- Measuring spoon included with this package
- Suitable for children of 3+ months
£ 3.09Robitussin Dry Cough Medicine 100ml
- Active ingredient per 5ml: Dextromethorphan Hydrobromide 7.5mg
- Helps to relieve and control dry, persistent cough
- Sugar free solution
- Suitable for consumption by adults and children over 6 years
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