TCP antiseptic liquid 0.175%w/v 50ml

TCP Antiseptic Liquid

TCP Antiseptic Liquid 50ml can be used for a variety of ailments. This dual-action topical solution reduces discomfort and combats infections associated with common mouth ulcers, sore throats, bites, grazes, stings, pimples, spots, and boils.

When you buy TCP Antiseptic Liquid from Pharmacy Online, you can look forward to discreet UK delivery. Please book a consultation with a registered pharmacist if you're experiencing severe symptoms.

When to Use TCP Antiseptic Liquid 0.175 w/v 50ml?

TCP is a diverse antiseptic treatment that can reduce the symptoms of multiple minor ailments, including:

• Sore throats
• Stings and bites
• Cuts and grazes
• Pimples and boils
• Sore throats
• Mouth ulcers

It's important to remember that TLC offer lasting relief for ailments, but it won't cure chronic infections that require antibiotics.

Age Restrictions for TCP Antiseptic Liquid 0.175 w/v 50ml

You must be over 18 to purchase TCP, but it's suitable for use in children and adults. If you're administering it to children, please supervise them at all times. However, TCP isn't suitable for children under six as a mouthwash, as they can accidentally swallow it.

How to Use TCP Liquid Antiseptic Solution?

The instructions for using TCP depend on whether you're using it for external or oral purposes:

External Use

TCP Antiseptic Liquid is beneficial for sterilising cuts, stings, grazes and bites. You can also use it to treat pimples, spots and boils.

Dilute TCP Liquid Antiseptic Original Solution with water first. Dab onto the affected area gently.

How do I use TCP for internal infections, such as mouth ulcers and sore throats?

• For sore throats: Mix TCP antiseptic liquid with five parts water to dilute, then gargle 2 times daily to relieve sore throat symptoms. AVOID SWALLOWING.
• For mouth ulcers: Dab pure, undiluted TCP onto your ulcer three times each day.
• If symptoms persist, seek medical advice from your doctor or a Pharmacy Online pharmacist.

When to Avoid Using TCP Antiseptic Liquid?

TCP Antiseptic Liquid is mostly safe and suitable for many people. However, there may be some cases when it's best to avoid it. These include:

• Allergies: If you're sensitive or allergic to any of the ingredients in TCP, please avoid using it.
• Skin Conditions: People with allergic skin conditions, such as dermatitis and eczema, may experience worsening of their symptoms when they apply TCP.
• Serious Injuries: People with serious injuries that require medical attention should also avoid using TCP, as it won't provide effective treatment.
• Infections: While TCP can relieve the symptoms of a sore throat, you'll usually need antibiotics for conditions like tonsillitis.

Precautions for TCP Antiseptic Liquid 0.175 w/v 50ml

Please be aware of the following precautions when using TCP Antiseptic Liquid:

• Never Swallow: Always dilute TCP and never swallow it. Ingesting it may cause stomach discomfort and nausea.
• Prolonged Use: Never use TCP over large areas of skin or for a prolonged time, unless a doctor or registered pharmacist advises it.
• Sensitive Areas: Avoid contact with the inner ear and eyes.
• Dilute: When using TCP for spots and boils, dilute it first, then gently dab it onto the skin.

Ingredients of TCP Antiseptic Liquid 0.175 w/v 50ml

The active ingredients in TCP are halogenated phenols (0.68 w/v) and phenol. The combination of phenolic compounds gives the solution its pain-relieving and antiseptic properties.

Inactive ingredients include:

• Glycerol
• Water
• E104 (Quinoline Yellow)
• Concentrated Phosphoric Acid