Difflam Spray 30ml

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  • Difflam Spray 30ml

Difflam Spray 30ml

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From£6.99
  • Product features

    • Treats painful sore mouth & throat conditions
    • Collapsable nozzle for easy application
    • Also available as an oral rinse

Overview

NOTE: You must complete a short assessment so we can make sure the medication for this condition is suitable for you.

What is Difflam Spray?

Difflam Spray is a spray that is for those who are suffering from a mouth condition. The conditions Difflam Spray treats include:

  • Discomfort from teeth or dentures
  • A sore throat
  • Mouth Ulcers
  • Teething
  • Sore tongue or gums

The active ingredient benzydamine hydrochloride is a non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drug.

FAQ

  • What is Difflam™?

    Difflam™ is a fast acting, long lasting treatment for sore throat and mouth conditions, and is available as a choice of spray, rinse and the lozenge formulations. Difflam™ products are available from your local pharmacy.

  • How does Difflam™ work?

    All Difflam™ products contain the active ingredient Benzydamine Hydrochloride, which acts locally to help stop pain and inflammation. So, it treats the source of the pain at the same time as helping to soothe the soreness and discomfort that you experience from a sore throat.

  • Is Difflam™ suitable for children?

    Difflam™ Spray is suitable for children of all ages. Difflam™ Oral Rinse is suitable for children over 12 years old. Difflam™ Lozenges is suitable for adults and children above 6 years of age.

  • What is the triple action of Difflam™?

    Difflam™ delivers Triple Action relief: Anti-inflammatory – to support the body’s natural healing process and help you feel better sooner, Analgesic – to relieve the pain from a sore throat quickly and effectively, Anaesthetic – to soothe a sore throat so you can get on with your day.

  • Where can I buy Difflam™?

    Difflam™ Spray and Difflam™ Oral Rinse are available on prescription or sold over the counter by your local pharmacist. Difflam™ Lozenges are only available from your local pharmacy. It is also possible to buy them online from selected retailers. Find your nearest stockist here.

  • Can bacteria cause sore throats?

    A high temperature, aching muscles, cough or headache alongside a sore throat usually suggests bacterial or viral origins. The bacterium or virus that causes a sore throat is normally caught from someone else who is already infected.

  • Can you exercise with a sore throat?

    Any strenuous activity and exercise should be avoided while you’ve got a sore throat and you should rest as much as possible until you feel better again.

  • How important is it to stay hydrated with a sore throat?

    It’s really important to drink more than you would normally. Water is best but warm teas and soups are also good options.

  • Should I avoid any foods with a sore throat?

    It is a good idea to avoid eating anything that will further aggravate the feeling you have in your throat, so some spicy foods are not recommended. Any burning feeling can further your discomfort.

  • Does Difflam™ have to be prescribed by a GP?

    No, Difflam™ can also be recommended and sold to you over the counter at your local pharmacy.

  • What’s the difference between Difflam™ Sore Throat Rinse and Difflam™ Oral Rinse?

    There is no difference between these two products, just the size of the bottle. Difflam™ Sore Throat Rinse is available in 200ml and Difflam™ Oral Rinse is available in 300ml.

  • Can I use Difflam™ after dental treatment?

    Yes, Difflam™ Spray can be used after dental treatment to soothe pain and inflammation.

Side Effects

Are there any side effects?

Potential side effects of using Difflam include:

  • Numbness or stinging in the mouth/throat
  • Itching
  • Skin rash
  • Skin redness or swelling

If you notice a side effect, contact your doctor as soon as possible. You can also report any side effect that you may discover. For more information about recording side effects to medication, please see the MHRA’s Yellow Card website.

Other

Info Leaflet

https://www.medicines.org.uk/emc/files/pil.827.pdf