Panadol Cold & Flu Relief + Cough

Adult Panadol

Panadol Cold & Flu Relief + Cough

Panadol Cold & Flu Relief + Cough has the trusted pain relief of the Panadol brand with the added benefit of other ingredients, to provide respite from the symptoms of a cold or flu.

Panadol helps relieve body aches and pains, a fever and sore throat, while the added decongestant helps ease a runny or blocked nose. We've also added a cough suppressant to help ease your dry cough, so you can feel better, sooner.

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Overview

What does it relieve?

  • Fever
  • Headaches
  • Blocked or Runny nose
  • Body Aches and pain
  • Sore Throat
  • Dry cough

What's the format?

Caplet

What are its features?

Cough and Cold Relief

What are the ingredients?

Each Caplet contains:

  • 500mg Paracetamol
  • 5mg Phenylephrine Hydrochloride
  • 15mg Dextromethorphan Hydrobromide

Overview

How To Use

Place caplet(s) in mouth and swallow with water

Dosage

Age Take How Often 12-Adult 2 Caplets every 4-6 hours as necessary, taken with water (maximum 8 caplets in 24 hours)

DISCLAIMER

ALWAYS READ THE LABEL. Use only as directed. For the temporary relief of cold and flu symptoms. If symptoms persist see your doctor.

Further Information

Suitable for people with stomach ulcers

No gluten or lactose

Non Drowsy

 

Enquiries

If you would like any further information regarding Panadol products, please call our INFOLINE (Freecall) Australia on 1-800-028-533

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