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15 products matched your search.
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Anbesol Liquid
Temporary relief of pain caused by recurrent mouth ulcers, denture irritation and teething.
SSL INTERNATIONAL

Anbesol Teething Gel
Temporary relief of pain caused by recurrent mouth ulcers, denture irritation and teething.
SSL INTERNATIONAL

Ashton and Parsons Infants' Powders
Herbal product for symptomatic relief of pain and gastric upset associated with teething.
SSL INTERNATIONAL

Bonjela
Relief of pain and discomfort of common mouth ulcers, cold sores, denture sore spots and infant teething.
RECKITT BENCKISER HEALTHCARE

Bonjela Teething Gel
Relief of pain and discomfort associated with infant teething.
RECKITT BENCKISER HEALTHCARE

Calgel Teething Gel
To relieve teething pain and soothe infants' gums. Gel also has mild antiseptic properties.
MCNEIL PRODUCTS LTD

Calpol Six Plus Fastmelts
Treatment of mild to moderate pain such asheadache, tooth pain and sore throat, and as an antipyretic (eg fever associated with colds and flu).
MCNEIL PRODUCTS LTD

Calpol Six Plus Suspension
Treatment of mild to moderate pain and as an antipyretic.
MCNEIL PRODUCTS LTD

Calpol Sugar-Free Infant Suspension
Treatment of mild to moderate pain (including teething pain) and as an antipyretic.
MCNEIL PRODUCTS LTD

Calpol Sugar-Free Infant Suspension Sachets
Treatment of mild to moderate pain (including teething pain) and as an antipyretic.
MCNEIL PRODUCTS LTD

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