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General guidance only โ€” not medical advice. Always read the leaflet and ask a pharmacist or doctor, especially for children, pregnancy or existing conditions.

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  • Clean and dry the area first; change if wet or dirty and watch for redness or swelling.

  • Clean and dry the area first; change if wet or dirty and watch for redness or swelling.

  • For intact skin around wounds; don't use inside deep wounds or the eyes.

  • Dose by weight/age and never exceed the pack limit; check other medicines for the same ingredient.

  • Take with food; avoid with stomach ulcers, kidney issues, asthma or in pregnancy without advice. Aspirin is not for children.

  • Clean and dry the area first; change if wet or dirty and watch for redness or swelling.

  • Check the expiry date and store away from heat and children's reach.

  • Check the expiry date and store away from heat and children's reach.

  • Cool burns with running water for 20 minutes; never put ice directly on skin.

  • Check the expiry date and store away from heat and children's reach.

  • Cool burns with running water for 20 minutes; never put ice directly on skin.

  • Check the expiry date and store away from heat and children's reach.

  • Check the expiry date and store away from heat and children's reach.

  • Many cold remedies are combinations โ€” don't double up. Most are not suitable under age 6.

  • Prescription item โ€” complete the full course and never share or reuse leftovers.

  • Check the expiry date and store away from heat and children's reach.

  • Mix with the exact amount of clean water on the sachet; sip slowly.

  • Take with food; avoid with stomach ulcers, kidney issues, asthma or in pregnancy without advice. Aspirin is not for children.

  • Short-term use only; see a doctor if pain lasts more than a few days.

  • For intact skin around wounds; don't use inside deep wounds or the eyes.

  • Check the expiry date and store away from heat and children's reach.

  • Check the expiry date and store away from heat and children's reach.

  • Use the measuring device that came with the medicine and keep it out of children's reach.

  • Check the expiry date and store away from heat and children's reach.

  • Check the expiry date and store away from heat and children's reach.

  • Check the expiry date and store away from heat and children's reach.

  • Check the expiry date and store away from heat and children's reach.

  • Check the expiry date and store away from heat and children's reach.

  • Check the expiry date and store away from heat and children's reach.

  • Check the expiry date and store away from heat and children's reach.

  • Check the expiry date and store away from heat and children's reach.

  • Clean and dry the area first; change if wet or dirty and watch for redness or swelling.

  • Use the prescribed technique and dose; increasing reliever use means see a doctor.

  • Occasional use with plenty of water; not for daily long-term use.

  • Check the expiry date and store away from heat and children's reach.

  • Clean and dry the area first; change if wet or dirty and watch for redness or swelling.

  • Some types cause drowsiness โ€” avoid driving until you know how it affects you.

  • Read the manual and check calibration/batteries; a single reading isn't a diagnosis.

  • Check the expiry date and store away from heat and children's reach.

  • Don't touch the nozzle to the eye; discard 28 days after opening.

  • Thin layer, short courses only; avoid the face and broken skin unless advised.

  • Check the expiry date and store away from heat and children's reach.

  • Many cold remedies are combinations โ€” don't double up. Most are not suitable under age 6.

  • For intact skin around wounds; don't use inside deep wounds or the eyes.

  • Check the expiry date and store away from heat and children's reach.

  • Rehydration comes first; avoid in children or with fever/blood in stool โ€” seek care instead.

  • Check the expiry date and store away from heat and children's reach.

  • Check the expiry date and store away from heat and children's reach.

  • Check the expiry date and store away from heat and children's reach.

  • Check the expiry date and store away from heat and children's reach.

  • Check the expiry date and store away from heat and children's reach.

  • Check the expiry date and store away from heat and children's reach.

  • Do not use if the eardrum may be perforated or the ear is painful and discharging.

  • Check the expiry date and store away from heat and children's reach.

  • Check the expiry date and store away from heat and children's reach.

  • Check the expiry date and store away from heat and children's reach.

  • Check the expiry date and store away from heat and children's reach.

  • For intact skin around wounds; don't use inside deep wounds or the eyes.

  • Check the expiry date and store away from heat and children's reach.

  • Don't touch the nozzle to the eye; discard 28 days after opening.

  • Clean and dry the area first; change if wet or dirty and watch for redness or swelling.

  • Clean and dry the area first; change if wet or dirty and watch for redness or swelling.

  • Many cold remedies are combinations โ€” don't double up. Most are not suitable under age 6.

  • Check the expiry date and store away from heat and children's reach.

  • Cool burns with running water for 20 minutes; never put ice directly on skin.

  • Check the expiry date and store away from heat and children's reach.

  • Can reduce absorption of other medicines โ€” space them a couple of hours apart.

  • Check the expiry date and store away from heat and children's reach.

  • Read the manual and check calibration/batteries; a single reading isn't a diagnosis.

  • Check the expiry date and store away from heat and children's reach.

  • Many cold remedies are combinations โ€” don't double up. Most are not suitable under age 6.

  • Use the measuring device that came with the medicine and keep it out of children's reach.

  • For intact skin around wounds; don't use inside deep wounds or the eyes.

  • Read the manual and check calibration/batteries; a single reading isn't a diagnosis.

  • Cool burns with running water for 20 minutes; never put ice directly on skin.

  • Check the expiry date and store away from heat and children's reach.

  • Check the expiry date and store away from heat and children's reach.

  • Check the expiry date and store away from heat and children's reach.

  • Check the expiry date and store away from heat and children's reach.

  • Clean and dry the area first; change if wet or dirty and watch for redness or swelling.

  • Read the manual and check calibration/batteries; a single reading isn't a diagnosis.

  • Read the manual and check calibration/batteries; a single reading isn't a diagnosis.

  • Read the manual and check calibration/batteries; a single reading isn't a diagnosis.

  • Read the manual and check calibration/batteries; a single reading isn't a diagnosis.

  • Check the expiry date and store away from heat and children's reach.

  • Check the expiry date and store away from heat and children's reach.

  • Clean and dry the area first; change if wet or dirty and watch for redness or swelling.

  • Check the expiry date and store away from heat and children's reach.

  • Check the expiry date and store away from heat and children's reach.

  • Clean and dry the area first; change if wet or dirty and watch for redness or swelling.

  • Use the measuring device that came with the medicine and keep it out of children's reach.

  • Use the prescribed technique and dose; increasing reliever use means see a doctor.

  • Clean and dry the area first; change if wet or dirty and watch for redness or swelling.

  • Check the expiry date and store away from heat and children's reach.

  • Many cold remedies are combinations โ€” don't double up. Most are not suitable under age 6.

  • Clean and dry the area first; change if wet or dirty and watch for redness or swelling.

  • Clean and dry the area first; change if wet or dirty and watch for redness or swelling.

  • Many cold remedies are combinations โ€” don't double up. Most are not suitable under age 6.

  • Use the prescribed technique and dose; increasing reliever use means see a doctor.

  • Don't touch the nozzle to the eye; discard 28 days after opening.

  • Mix with the exact amount of clean water on the sachet; sip slowly.

  • Check the expiry date and store away from heat and children's reach.

  • Check the expiry date and store away from heat and children's reach.

  • Check the expiry date and store away from heat and children's reach.

  • Clean and dry the area first; change if wet or dirty and watch for redness or swelling.

  • Check the expiry date and store away from heat and children's reach.

  • Check the expiry date and store away from heat and children's reach.

  • Check the expiry date and store away from heat and children's reach.

  • For intact skin around wounds; don't use inside deep wounds or the eyes.

  • Check the expiry date and store away from heat and children's reach.

  • Check the expiry date and store away from heat and children's reach.

  • Clean and dry the area first; change if wet or dirty and watch for redness or swelling.

  • Check the expiry date and store away from heat and children's reach.

  • Check the expiry date and store away from heat and children's reach.

  • Check the expiry date and store away from heat and children's reach.

  • Use the prescribed technique and dose; increasing reliever use means see a doctor.

  • Check the expiry date and store away from heat and children's reach.

  • Read the manual and check calibration/batteries; a single reading isn't a diagnosis.

  • Read the manual and check calibration/batteries; a single reading isn't a diagnosis.

  • Check the expiry date and store away from heat and children's reach.

  • Check the expiry date and store away from heat and children's reach.

  • Children's doses depend on weight and age โ€” check the label and ask a pharmacist if unsure.

  • Check the expiry date and store away from heat and children's reach.

  • Clean and dry the area first; change if wet or dirty and watch for redness or swelling.

  • Check the expiry date and store away from heat and children's reach.

  • Use the measuring device that came with the medicine and keep it out of children's reach.

  • Check the expiry date and store away from heat and children's reach.

  • Cool burns with running water for 20 minutes; never put ice directly on skin.

  • Read the manual and check calibration/batteries; a single reading isn't a diagnosis.

  • Cool burns with running water for 20 minutes; never put ice directly on skin.

  • Clean and dry the area first; change if wet or dirty and watch for redness or swelling.

  • Check the expiry date and store away from heat and children's reach.

  • Check the expiry date and store away from heat and children's reach.

  • Check the expiry date and store away from heat and children's reach.

  • Check the expiry date and store away from heat and children's reach.

  • Check the expiry date and store away from heat and children's reach.

  • Check the expiry date and store away from heat and children's reach.

  • Check the expiry date and store away from heat and children's reach.

  • Mix with the exact amount of clean water on the sachet; sip slowly.

  • Check the expiry date and store away from heat and children's reach.

  • Some types cause drowsiness โ€” avoid driving until you know how it affects you.

  • Cool burns with running water for 20 minutes; never put ice directly on skin.

  • Check the expiry date and store away from heat and children's reach.

  • Check the expiry date and store away from heat and children's reach.

  • Check the expiry date and store away from heat and children's reach.