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Natural Children's Cough Mixture (Chemists' Own) TM
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Active ingredients: dry ivy leaf extract
Pack: Natural Children's Cough Mixture (Chemists' Own) 8.45 mg/mL oral liquid, 200 mL, bottle
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: Chemists' Own Children's Natural Cough MixtureHow to use this medicine
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This medicine contains one component only.
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- Oral Liquid
- Oral
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