Containing active ingredients with antiseptic properties, Iglu Sugar Free Pastilles dissolve slowly in the mouth to ease discomfort and bring soothing relief to mouth ulcers and sore gums:
Iglu Sugar Free Pastilles Instructions for Use
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Always read the label.
None of the ingredients in Iglu Pastilles are of animal origin.
None of the ingredients of Iglu Pastilles contain any nut derivatives.
Yes. One of the ingredients in Iglu Pastilles is Compound Benzoin Tincture which contains ethanol.
No, it has not been necessary, as all ingredients in Iglu Pastilles are well established in pharmaceutical use. Iglu Pastilles have not been tested on animals.
Yes, none of the ingredients are of animal origin.
There are no specific data regarding the use of Iglu Pastilles during pregnancy or whilst breast-feeding, so the potential risks are unknown. For this reason, the use of Iglu Pastilles in patients who are pregnant, seeking to become pregnant in the near future, or breast-feeding is not recommended.
Yes. Sorbitol is a sugar substitute, which has fewer calories than sugar.
Iglu Pastilles can be used until the last day of the preceding month of the stated 'use-by' date printed on the carton, e.g. a use-by date of 06/2026 would need to be used by 30 June 2026.
Children under 3 years should not use Iglu Pastilles. A young child is unlikely to be able to hold the pastille in their mouth and allow it to dissolve without chewing or swallowing, which may present a choking risk.
There are no restrictions; Iglu Pastilles can be used either before or after eating. If the condition is extensive, or severe, it may be advisable to take an lglu Pastille immediately before (to help lessen) or after (to help soothe) any additional discomfort brought on by eating.
No. Only 1 pastille should be used at a time and no more than 8 pastilles should be used in a 24 hour period. A 2-hour interval between pastilles should be observed.
