As autumn arrives and temperatures drop, our bodies become more susceptible to seasonal colds, flu, and fatigue. Now is the perfect time to strengthen your immune system and overall well-being to stay healthy through the colder months. Here are four trusted products to help you prepare:
Sudocrem - For treating and preventing nappy rash
Nappy rash is a very common skin condition. The skin looks red and can be spotty, particularly at the edge of the rash. It happens when the skin on your child's bottom is damaged and irritated.
Usually nappy rash is mild and doesn't bother your baby but it can be sore when you wipe the area. Sometimes if the skin is raw, it can be very sore. Nappy rash may make your baby unsettled or irritable.
There are a few ways you can help keep your baby’s skin healthy and prevent your little one from developing a nappy rash, one solution is to use a barrier cream or ointment, such as Sudocrem.
Buccaline – Added Protection Against Colds
Buccaline is an oral bacterial vaccine that helps strengthen the body’s defences against bacterial complications of colds and flu. By taking Buccaline ahead of the peak winter season, you can enhance your immune response and reduce the likelihood of secondary infections, such as sinusitis or bronchitis. Visit our health advice article for tips on cold prevention. Visit our health advice article for tips on preventing colds.
Plusssz – Essential Vitamins for Daily Immune Support
Plusssz effervescent tablets provide a convenient way to get essential vitamins and minerals. Packed with immune-boosting ingredients like vitamin C, zinc, and B vitamins, Plusssz helps maintain energy levels, combat fatigue, and support overall health during the colder months.
Ethics Ibuprofen & Paracetamol Liquids – Fast Relief for Fevers and Aches
Even with the best prevention, colds and flu can sometimes strike. When they do, Ethics Ibuprofen and Paracetamol liquids provide effective relief from fever, aches, and pains. Visit our health advice article for tips on how to manage Children's Pain and Fever.
Disclaimer: This blog post is for educational purposes only. It is not designed to diagnose, treat or cure. For your individual health concerns, it is important to discuss these with your pharmacist or healthcare professional.
