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Cough EASE (No.18) 100ml
Original price was: R181.50.R154.28Current price is: R154.28.
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Cough EASE (No.18) 100ml
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ough EASE (No.18) 100ml is a herbal-based cough syrup that helps relieve cough symptoms by soothing the throat and alleviating irritation in the respiratory tract, promoting comfort and better rest.
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Ingredients
- Herbal/mineral blend, unknown ingredient blend, please do more research before using.
Allergies
- Unknown, please do more research before using.
Pros
- Reducing cough frequency and intensity to help minimize discomfort. This can allow for more restful sleep and ease in daily activities
- Soothing irritated throat and mucous membranes, helping to relieve dryness and tickling that triggers coughing
- Supporting the clearance of mucus, particularly if the cough produces phlegm, as many cough mixtures contain mucoactive agents to aid expectoration
- Providing short-term symptomatic relief, giving the body a chance to recover from viral infections or other minor respiratory irritations
When not to use
- Dosage is typically guided by age and severity of symptoms.
- Adults may take a larger dose than children, and it is usually administered several times a day as needed to relieve coughing.
- Specific dosing instructions should be followed according to product labelling or consulting a healthcare professional
- Safety considerations include checking for allergies to herbal components.
- Pregnant or breastfeeding women should consult a healthcare provider before use.
- Like other cough syrups, it is important not to mix this product with alcohol or other sedating medications unless approved by a healthcare professional
- Not a cure:
- Cough EASE provides symptomatic support rather than curing the underlying cause of the cough. Persistent or severe cough symptoms, such as those associated with fever, green phlegm, night sweats, or blood, should be evaluated by a medical professional