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Sore throat relief medicines are designed to alleviate the discomfort and pain associated with sore throats, often caused by colds, flu, or infections such as pharyngitis. These medications can include lozenges, sprays, gargles, and syrups that often contain analgesics, antiseptics, or anti-inflammatory agents. They work by soothing irritated tissues, reducing inflammation, and providing temporary pain relief. Key benefits may also include easing swallowing difficulty and reducing cough.
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Original price $ 15.95Current price $ 9.95Advil Sinus Congestion and Pain Relief Medicine, Ibuprofen 200mg, (10 Count)
PfizerNo reviewsAdvil Sinus Congestion and Pain Relief Medicine is formulated to relieve symptoms associated with colds, sinusitis, and allergies. Combining ibupro...
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Original price $ 9.95Current price $ 6.89Children's Advil Ibuprofen Oral Infant Drops with White Grape Flavor, Dye-Free
Haleon US ServicesNo reviewsChildren's Advil Ibuprofen Oral Infant Drops with White Grape Flavor, Dye-Free are used to relieve fever and minor aches and pains in infants and y...
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Original price $ 27.95Current price $ 18.75Ibuprofen Oral Suspension Liquid for Kids 100 mg per 5 mL Low Dose, 16 oz (RX)
Aurobindo Pharma USANo reviewsIbuprofen Oral Suspension Liquid is a liquid form of the medication ibuprofen, which is a nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drug (NSAID). It is common...
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Sore throat relief medicines are designed to alleviate the discomfort and pain associated with sore throats, often caused by colds, flu, or infections such as pharyngitis. These medications can include lozenges, sprays, gargles, and syrups that often contain analgesics, antiseptics, or anti-inflammatory agents. They work by soothing irritated tissues, reducing inflammation, and providing temporary pain relief. Key benefits may also include easing swallowing difficulty and reducing cough.