Prospan Sugar free Cough Syrup

Prospan Sugar-free Cough Syrup is a herbal medication used to relieve sore throat, cough, and phlegm in adults and children over two years old. It contains dried ivy leaf extract as its active ingredient, which is believed to have mucolytic and bronchodilatory effects, helping to dissolve thick mucus and relax airway muscles to improve breathing. Prospan Syrup is free from alcohol, sugar, and artificial colours, making it suitable for children and adults. It is designed to provide fast relief and comfort to individuals suffering from acute catarrh (inflammation) of the respiratory tract accompanied by coughing and related symptoms

Key Ingredients:

• Ivy Leaf Dry Extract IP

Key Benefits:

• The ivy leaf extract in Prospan Syrup is believed to have cough-relieving properties, making it a useful option for individuals suffering from acute catarrh of the respiratory tract accompanied by coughing

• Prospan Syrup may help loosen and dissolve thick mucus, making it easier to clear from the airways

• The bronchodilatory effects of ivy leaf extract may help improve breathing by relaxing the muscles in the airways

• Prospan Syrup is free from alcohol, sugar, and artificial colours, making it a suitable option for children over two years old and adults

Good to Know:
This syrup is alcohol, sugar and colour free.

Concerns It Can Help With:

• Cough

• Phlegm

• Acute catarrh

Product Form: Syrup

Directions for Use:

• For infants and small children (1-5 years): One teaspoonful (5ml) 3 times daily

• For children (5-12 years): Two teaspoonfuls (10ml) 3 times daily

• For adults (> 12 years): Two-three teaspoonful (10-15ml) 3 times daily

Safety Information:

• Read the label carefully before use

• Keep out of the reach of children

• Store in a cool and dry place

Quick Tips:
Avoid smoking and exposure to secondhand smoke.

Frequently Asked Questions:
Can coughing damage my lungs?
Frequent and prolonged coughing can cause strain on the muscles and tissues involved in coughing, but it is not likely to cause damage to your lungs.

What causes coughing?
Coughing can be caused by a variety of factors, including respiratory infections, allergies, asthma, acid reflux, and chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD).