Gulfadryl Expectorant 100ml

Gulfadryl Syrup is used for the following:

• Suppressing frequent bouts of cough

• Alleviating symptoms such as runny nose, watering eyes, and sneezing

• Easing itching in the eyes, nose, and throat caused by allergies

Administer Gulfadryl Syrup appropriately with these guidelines:

• Measure the required quantity of syrup using a provided measuring spoon or cup.

• You may take this medicine with or without food.

• This medicine contains sugar, so if you have diabetes, consult your doctor before taking it.

• It is important not to exceed 12 tablespoons within a 24-hour period.

Gulfadryl Syrup is taken orally.

Gulfadryl Syrup contains a combination of active ingredients that work together to alleviate cough and allergy symptoms:

• Diphenhydramine (14.08 mg): As an antihistamine, diphenhydramine blocks H1 histamine receptors in your body, lowering allergy symptoms like sneezing and itching. It also possesses anticholinergic properties that assist in drying up secretions.

• Ammonium Chloride (138 mg): This component acts as an expectorant. It increases the pH of mucus, making it less sticky and easier to expel.

• Sodium Citrate (57.03 mg): This ingredient helps adjust the pH of the syrup for optimal taste and stability, while its mild expectorant property enhances the mucus-loosening effect of ammonium chloride.

• Menthol (1.14 mg): When swallowed, menthol creates a cooling sensation in the throat and nasal passages, providing relief from minor throat irritation and cough. It also has mild local anaesthetic and decongestant properties.

• Keep Gulfadryl Syrup at room temperature, preferably below 30°C.

• Shield the syrup from direct light and heat sources to maintain its effectiveness.

• Ensure the bottle is tightly closed to prevent exposure to air.

• Store this medicine where children cannot reach it for safety reasons.

• If you're suffering from a cough, increase your fluid intake. Consuming warm liquids like soups, herbal teas, or simply warm water can help soothe your throat and thin mucus, making it easier to cough up.

• Avoid allergens that trigger your symptoms. This includes dust, pollen, certain foods or pet dander. Keeping your surroundings clean and avoiding exposure to known triggers can help manage respiratory allergy symptoms effectively.