Anbesol Liquid and Teething Gel
Looking for targeted oral pain relief from mouth ulcers, teething or denture irritation?
The Anbesol range comes in a liquid or gel formula that helps reduce pain from gum and mouth irritation.
Anbesol is available for toddlers and adults.
- Anbesol Teething Gel
Toddlers usually suffer from swollen gums during teething. Anbesol can help them go through teething pain-free with just a few drops of the solution applied to the swollen areas on the mouth or gums. - Anbesol Liquid
For pain relief from dental irritation and mouth ulcers. Applied twice daily, the pain should be able to go away within seven days.
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To administer Anbesol to children, an adult should apply a few drops of the solution on a clean finger before gently applying to the swollen areas on the mouth or gums.
Unlike babies, adults can apply Anbesol twice a day.
Application takes the same way as the babies through the use of a clean finger to apply the liquid to the swollen part.
30 minutes to an hour interval should be kept between applications of Anbesol for both toddlers and adults.
When using Anbesol, the pain should be able to go away within seven days, if it doesn’t, you should consult your doctor for further assessment.
You do not need a prescription for any of these products, however, you will be asked to complete a short medical questionnaire by your Chemist4U pharmacist before we can take your order.
This includes some simple questions that all pharmacies legally are required to ask before supplying this kind of product.
This helps our pharmacy team to be sure that this treatment is the best choice for you.
Anbesol products are formulated with two antiseptics to help protect against infection.
They also contain an effective local anaesthetic called lidocaine.
It works as a local anaesthetic to numb the area, eliminating the pain and destroying bacteria that could irritate your ulcers.
It gets to work fast, and just 2 quick applications could be enough to ease your painful mouth ulcers.
