HYDROGEN PEROXIDE SOLUTION 6% (20 VOL) B.P.

Active substance: HYDROGEN PEROXIDE

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Gargling

Hydrogen Peroxide
6% (20 Vol)

RECOMMENDED FOR Mouthwash Cuts Wounds Abrasions HOW TO USE IT As a gargle or mouthwash. DO NOT SWALLOW DOSAGE AGE ADULTS, including Use one spoonful THE ELDERLY & in half a glass of water. CHILDREN OVER 8 YEARS For the treatment of cuts, wounds & abrasions.
DO NOT USE UNDILUTED AS IRRITATING BURNS OF THE SKIN, MOUTH OR EYES MAY RESULT

200 ml
PROTECT FROM DIRECT SUNLIGHT KEEP THE CONTAINER TIGHTLY CLOSED STORE IN A COOL DRY PLACE

ADULTS, including THE ELDERLY & CHILDREN

Dilute with an equal amount of water. Apply to the dressing and leave to soak before positioning on the wound. Affix with a bandage or sticking plaster.

Solution for use as a gargle and mouthwash and also in the treatment of cuts, wounds and abrasions

BP

FOR EXTERNAL USE ONLY DO NOT SWALLOW IN CASE OF AN OVERUSE OR IF YOU NOTICE ANY SIDE EFFECTS, CONSULT YOUR DOCTOR OR PHARMACIST IMMEDIATELY. KEEP OUT OF THE REACH AND SIGHT OF CHILDREN

MA Holder and Manufacturer: GlobeGen Laboratories Ltd., 1406 Coventry Road, South Yardley, Birmingham, B25 8AE, UK. PL No. 41318/0017 Date of last revision: 07/2012

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The solution contains: Hydrogen Peroxide BP 6% w/v (20 vol). Also contains: Water and stabiliser Hydrogen Peroxide is a powerful oxidising agent.

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Source: Medicines and Healthcare Products Regulatory Agency

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