Benylin Childrens Cough Sore Throat Syrup x 125ml
Benylin Children's Cough & Sore Throat Syrup (125ml) provides gentle, effective relief for little sufferers. Loved by parents for its soothing action and child-friendly flavour, it helps ease coughing and calm irritated throats during colds and flu. Available from the pharmacy, it's a trusted choice for comforting children through short-term coughs and throat discomfort.
Characteristics: 125ml bottle, specially formulated for children; easy-to-administer syrup with a pleasant taste and clear dosing instructions on the label. Category: Coughs, Colds & Flu — Pharmacy. Always read the label and consult a pharmacist or GP for age-appropriate use and dosing guidance.
Product Model: GSL
Pack Size: 125ml
£3.88
in stock
Benylin Childrens Cough Sore Throat Syrup x 125ml
Benylin Childrens Cough Sore Throat Syrup is formulated to help soothe coughs and relieve the discomfort of a sore throat in children. It is recommended for use as short-term symptomatic relief during colds and upper respiratory irritation — always check the pack for age and dosing guidance or speak to a pharmacist if unsure. This 125 ml syrup combines a cough-suppressing effect with throat-soothing properties in an easy-to-administer liquid. The gentle texture and pleasant taste make doses easier for children to take, and the bottle includes measurement guidance for accurate dosing. It is suitable for keeping at home as part of a family cold-care medicine cupboard. Composition: contains a cough suppressant as the active ingredient alongside soothing demulcent excipients and flavouring agents to ease throat irritation and make the syrup palatable. Contains additional standard excipients (sweeteners, preservatives and water) — see the product label for full ingredient and allergen information. Conclusion: Benylin Childrens Cough Sore Throat Syrup 125 ml offers convenient, short-term relief of coughs and sore throats in children. Follow the label directions, consult a healthcare professional for children under the recommended age or if symptoms persist, and keep out of reach of young children.Write Your Own Review
