Care Senna Constipation Relief Tablets x60

      £6.39 each 11p each
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Care Senna Constipation Relief Tablets x60

Care Senna Constipation Relief Tablets x60

      £6.39 each 11p each
(0)
This is a Pharmacy Medicine, you will be asked to complete a questionnaire which will be checked by a pharmacist. This is a Pharmacy Medicine item. You will be asked to complete a questionnaire, which will be checked by a pharmacist to ensure it is suitable for you. Pharmacy Medicine Item

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A herbal medicinal product used for the short term relief of occasional constipation

Warning or Restrictions

BEFORE TAKING THIS MEDICINE Do not take if: You have bowel or stomach problems. You have had an allergic reaction to any of the ingredients. You are pregnant or breastfeeding. You have a kidney disorder or heart condition. You are under 12 years of age. Consult your doctor if: You accidentally take too many tablets. Symptoms worsen or persist. Keep out of reach and sight of children.

Product Specification

Each tablet contains Alexandrian Senna Fruit (Pods) (Cassia Senna L. (C. Acutifolia Delile) Fruit) corresponding to 7.5mg Hydroxyanthracene Glycosides, Calculated as Sennoside B

Product code: 708556

EAN: 5011309960129

Product Uses

Read enclosed leaflet before use. How to Take Senna Tablets: Senna tablets is to be taken by mouth only. For oral use: Adults and the elderly: Take two tablets at bedtime when necessary. Children over 12 years: One tablet at night when required. No recommended for children under 12 years of age. Do not exceed the stated dose. If there is no bowel movement after 3 days, consult your doctor. Use for more than 1-2 weeks requires medical supervision.