A chesty cough can significantly hinder your daily routine and cause a feeling of pressure on the chest. When thick mucus blocks the airways, coughing becomes a tiring task that lowers your energy levels. Bisolvon Bromhexine hydrochloride 8mg helps to facilitate this process by thinning the mucus, allowing you to breathe more freely.
- Makes thick mucus more fluid, making coughing up significantly easier.
- Supports the natural cleaning process of the airways during a chesty cough.
- Suitable for adults and children from 5 years old, ideal for the family medicine cabinet.
- Easy-to-dose tablets for controlled intake throughout the day.
How it works
Bromhexine hydrochloride is a proven mucolytic that tackles the structure of thick mucus in the airways. By lowering the viscosity of the mucus, the body can remove the blockage more easily. This medicine has been carefully formulated to support your vitality during a period of cold or respiratory complaints, with the optimal effect noticeable after a few days of use.
Composition
| Active substance | Bromhexine hydrochloride (8 mg per tablet) |
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| Contents | 50 Tablets |
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| RVG number | 09246 |
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| Weight | 1.000 kg |
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Ingredients
Each tablet contains 8 mg of bromhexine hydrochloride. The excipients are LACTOSE, maize starch and magnesium stearate (E470B).
Use & Dosage
Adults and children over 10 years: 3 times daily ½ - 2 tablets. Children aged 5-10 years: 3 times daily ½ - 1 tablet. Take tablets with some water; do not stop use too quickly, optimal effect takes a few days. If there is no improvement in symptoms within 14 days, consult a doctor. Read the patient information leaflet before use. Pay attention to the maximum daily dosage.
Safety & Disclaimer
Do not use if allergic to the ingredients or in children under 2 years of age. Not suitable for children under 5 years of age. Must NOT be used during pregnancy or breastfeeding. Consult a doctor when using antibiotics. Be aware of an increase in mucus released. May have a laxative effect. Consult a GP in case of shortness of breath, coughing up blood, symptoms lasting longer than 3 weeks, or in very young/old patients.
