Care Glycerine Lemon And Honey With Glucose, 200ml

Description Care  Glycerin Lemon & Honey with Glucose Syrup 200 ml – Soothes Sore Throat & Cough | Quick Relief for Adults & Kids Discover the Care   Glycerine Lemon & Honey with Glucose Syrup (200 ml), now available at Asset Pharmacy—your trusted online pharmacy in Nigeria. Experience fast, soothing relief from coughs and sore throats with our demulcent-rich formula. Glycerine, honey, and lemon combine to form a protective coating over your throat, calming irritation and reducing the urge to cough. Enhanced with glucose, each dose tastes pleasantly sweet—perfect for both adults and kids. Key Benefits: Soothes irritation and inflammation in the throat. Sweet, child-friendly taste that makes administration easy. Versatile family use—safe and effective for adults and children aged 1 and above. How to Use: Shake well before use. Adults & children 12 : 2 × 5 ml spoonful every 4 hours. Children aged 1–12: 1 × 5 ml spoonful every 4 hours. Maximum duration: 5 to 7 days. Seek medical advice if symptoms persist. Side Effects & Cautions: Not suitable for diabetics or those with glucose/sugar metabolism disorders. May cause nausea, dizziness, dehydration, or digestive upset if overused. Pregnant or breastfeeding? Use only on doctor’s advice. Stop use and consult a healthcare provider if symptoms worsen or persist beyond five days. FAQs Question Answer Can this syrup be used for toddlers? Only for children aged 1 year and above. Dose: 1 x 5 ml every 4 hours. Not for infants under 12 months. Is it safe for diabetics? No—it contains glucose and sucrose, so it’s not suitable for diabetics or anyone with sugar metabolism issues. How long will relief last? Effects vary, but dosing every 4 hours helps maintain soothing throat relief throughout the day. Can kids take it? Yes—children over 1 year of age can take it under the correct dosage guidelines. Is it natural? Yes—composed of natural demulcents: glycerine, honey, lemon, and glucose for taste. Gentle, safe relief for the whole family. When to see a doctor? If symptoms last more than 5 days, worsen, or if you experience serious side effects like difficulty breathing, swelling, or rash.