Cold & flu, sorted
Ease aches, fever and a blocked nose, and know when it is more than a cold. Everything you need to recover comfortably at home.
- Pharmacist-checked
- Rest, fluids, relief
- Next-day delivery
In short
Rest, fluids and paracetamol or ibuprofen for aches and fever handle most colds. See a pharmacist or doctor for a high fever that persists, breathlessness, or symptoms lasting beyond about ten days.
Relieve aches & fever
Paracetamol or ibuprofen at the right dose eases symptoms while you recover.
Clear the nose
Decongestants and saline sprays help a blocked, stuffy nose.
Soothe the throat
Lozenges and warm drinks calm a sore, scratchy throat.
Know the red flags
Persistent high fever or breathlessness needs medical advice.
Frequently asked
Can I take paracetamol and ibuprofen together?
For most adults it is safe to take them together or alternate them, as they work differently. Follow the dose on each pack and do not exceed it.
When should I see a pharmacist or doctor?
Seek advice for a high fever that will not settle, breathing difficulty, symptoms lasting beyond ten days, or if you are pregnant, elderly or have a long-term condition.