LEMSIP MAX honey & ginger powder for oral solution sachets 1000mg/12.2 10
Lemsip Max Honey & Ginger is a powerful oral treatment for colds and flu viruses. With a soothing honey and ginger flavour, each sachet can relieve sore throats and contains painkillers to reduce the impact of a cold and help you recover quickly. Adults and children aged 16 and over can use Lemsip max colds and flu honey ginger sachets.
- Contains paracetamol and phenylephrine hydrochloride
- Reduces headaches and body aches
- Fasting relief
Overview
Each sachet of Lemsip Max contains Paracetamol 1000mg, phenylephrine hydrochloride 12.2mg, and flavourings to reduce fevers and relieve blocked nose symptoms. Lemsip Max Cold is easy to prepare and consume to ease a sore throat. The phenylephrine hydrochloride reduces congestion, helping you recover quickly.
FAQ
Who can take Lemsip Max Cold Medicine?
Adults and children aged 16 and over can use Lemsip, but if you're pregnant, consult your pharmacist before taking the medicine. Individuals with ingredient allergies should also avoid Lemsip, as the ginger flavour powder can cause severe reactions.
Does Lemsip Max Oral Use Solution interact with any medications?
Lemsip contains paracetamol; you shouldn't take it if you're already using other paracetamol-containing products. People with an overactive thyroid or heart disease should also avoid Lemsip if they're taking certain medications for their condition.
Certain antidepressants could also cause a reaction, so please read the information leaflet before using the sachets.
How do I prepare Lemsip?
Lemsip is easy to prepare. Boil the kettle and empty the contents of one sachet into a mug. Pour over boiling water and mix in until the powder completely dissolves. After the liquid's cooled slightly, you can drink the medicine.
Side Effects
Potential side effects of taking Lemsip can include allergic reactions if you are sensitive to any ingredients and drowsiness. You shouldn't notice any effects if you don't consume more than four ginger sachets a day.
If the cold and flu symptoms persist, consult a doctor, as it might be a bacterial infection.
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