Ultra Chloraseptic Anaesthetic Throat Spray Children's Blackcurrant 15ml
Images for illustrative purposes only
Ultra Chloraseptic anaesthetic throat spray is an anaesthetic throat spray specifically designed to relieve sore throat pain in children over the age of 6 years old. Containing the active ingredient benzocaine 0.71 w/v 1mg, a local anaesthetic, this blackcurrant-flavour throat spray numbs fast, providing long-lasting relief from sore throat pain. Contains benzocaine 0.71 w/v 1mg, and is suitable for children over the age of 6 years old.
- Sore throat spray
- Numbs fast
- Over 100 sprays per bottle
* Select options above to enable
Ultra Chloraseptic Anaesthetic Throat Spray Children's Blackcurrant 15ml
Looking for Next Day delivery?
Order before 15:30 for next day delivery on working days
Buy Blackcurrant Flavour Ultra Chloraseptic Anaesthetic Throat Spray Online
Ultra Chloraseptic Children's Blackcurrant Throat Spray for sore throats is a fast-acting, over-the-counter medication that temporarily relieves sore throat pain.
The active ingredient in the spray is benzocaine, which is a local anaesthetic that works by numbing the throat. The spray is suitable for children aged 6 years and over.
When to Use Ultra Chloraseptic Anaesthetic Throat Spray?
Blackcurrant flavour anaesthetic throat spray is a beneficial treatment for children suffering from sore throat pain. It provides fast-acting relief and makes throat discomfort more bearable. Formulated for younger children, the spray can treat sore throats caused by:
- Colds
- Allergies
- Flu Viruses
- Throat Infections
- Tonsillitis
However, if your child suffers from a bacterial infection like tonsillitis, it's important to see a doctor, as they may need antibiotics.
Ultra Chloraseptic Anaesthetic Throat Spray Age Restrictions
The throat spray is suitable for children aged 6-12, but you shouldn't administer it to younger children. While adults and teenagers can also use it, you may need a higher dose to ensure optimal pain relief.
How to Use Ultra Chloraseptic Anaesthetic Throat Spray?
When using Ultra Chloraseptic Anaesthetic Throat Spray, please follow these instructions:
- Shake the bottle well before each use.
- Remove the cap from the spray nozzle.
- Point the nozzle towards the back of your throat and spray.
- Avoid swallowing immediately after spraying.
Dosage Recommendations
Children aged 6-12 can use one to two sprays every two to three hours - up to a maximum of eight sprays in 24 hours. Children aged 12 and over can use two sprays every two to three hours.
When to Avoid Using Anaesthetic Throat Spray?
While the spray can provide lasting relief from sore throat discomfort, there are some cases when it's best to avoid it. These include:
- Allergy: You should never administer the spray to your child if they're sensitive or allergic to benzocaine or other ingredients.
- Breathing/Swallowing Difficulties: If your child has difficulty breathing and swallowing or presents with noisy breathing, they require immediate medical attention.
- Methaemoglobinaemia: Individuals with this rare blood condition should also avoid using the spray and find a suitable alternative.
- Very Young Children: The spray isn't suitable for children under six.
Precautions
If any of the following apply, please exercise caution when using the throat spray and seek medical advice:
- Maximum Dose: Monitor your child carefully when using the spray and ensure they don't exceed the maximum daily dosage.
- Severe Sore Throat: If your child has a severe sore throat with a headache, fever, or feeling sick, it's best to take them to a doctor.
- Eating and Drinking: Avoid hot drinks and chewy foods as they pose risks when the throat is temporarily numb.
Ultra Chloraseptic Anaesthetic Throat Spray Ingredients
Benzocaine is the active ingredient in Ultra Chloraseptic anaesthetic throat spray, which is responsible for the numbing sensation.
Inactive ingredients include:
- Propylene glycol
- Ethanol
- Purified water
- Cetylpyridinium chloride
- Macrogol 300
- Saccharin sodium
- Sodium hydroxide
- Phosphate dihydrate
- Flavourings
- Glycerol
- Sodium dihydrogen
Side Effects of Ultra Chloraseptic Anaesthetic Throat Spray
There are known side effects associated with Ultra Chloraseptic anaesthetic throat spray, although generally mild and uncommon. These side effects may include:
- Temporary numbness of the mouth and throat.
- Allergic reactions: In rare cases, allergic reactions to benzocaine or other ingredients in the spray may occur. Symptoms may include rash, itching, swelling of the face or mouth, and difficulty breathing. If you experience these symptoms, stop using the spray and seek immediate medical attention.
- Methemoglobinemia: This is a rare but serious blood condition that can be caused by benzocaine. Symptoms include pale or blue-grey skin, shortness of breath, fatigue, and headache. If you experience these symptoms, stop using the spray and seek immediate medical attention.
- Local irritation: Some people may experience a mild irritation or burning sensation in the throat after using the spray. This is usually temporary and should subside quickly.
If you experience any side effects while using Ultra Chloraseptic anaesthetic throat spray, stop using the product and consult your doctor or pharmacist.
Leaflets
Ultra Chloraseptic Anaesthetic Throat Spray Patient Information Leaflet
Before taking any medicines, whether they are over-the-counter or prescription-only, it is essential to always read the patient information leaflet. If you have any questions or need advice, please contact our registered pharmacists today.
