Difflam Plus Anaesthetic Sugar Free Eucalyptus Menthol 16 Lozenges

Information About Difflam When 8/10 sore throats are caused by viruses and not bacteria1, you want more than an antibacterial solution. Most other sore throat solutions contain an antibacterial and nothing to relieve the painful inflammation2 which is a major cause of sore throat pain3. Difflam contains an anti-inflammatory ingredient, Benzydamine, which is clinically proven4 to reduce swelling and pain caused by inflammation. The Difflam triple action formula contains an anti-inflammatory, an antibacterial, and anaesthetic, which targets the source of pain and provides a higher level of sore throat pain relief. Fast and effective relief from painful inflammation from the pharmacy leader in sore throat pain relief. From the "tickly scratchy" throat to the "razor blade" throat, the full range of Difflam lozenges, sprays and gargles provide formulations to help relieve sore throat pain fast and effectively. Difflam sprays and lozenges contain an anti-inflammatory ingredient, benzydamine, which is clinically proven4 to reduce swelling and pain caused by inflammation. The anaesthetic action in Difflam Plus Anaesthetic Products numbs sore throats, antibacterial properties kill germs and the anti-inflammatory action reduces swelling - a major cause of sore throat pain. Combine the powerful triple action formula of Difflam Plus Anaesthetic Spray with the antibacterial properties of Difflam Ready-To-Use Iodine Gargle to treat and relieve your sore throat symptoms. From early signs to peak symptoms, there is a Difflam spray to soothe your sore throat. Refreshing Pine Lime flavour in a convenient 16 lozenge pack size. Difflam Forte contains double the amount of benzydamine contained in the regular Difflam throat spray. *IRI Australia Pharmacy 14.03.21. 1. Worrall, G. Acute sore throat. Can Fam Physician. 2011;57(7):791-794 2. iRI National Registered Medicated Lozenge/Spray Units MAT 14/03/21 3. Harvard Health Publishing, Sore Throat (Pharyngitis), Feb. 20, accessed March 2021 4. Mahon W.A et.al Benzydamine: A critical review of clinical data. Int J Reac 1985