Shop Crescent at withaid, a UK based and regulated online pharmacy. This brand page brings together Crescent pharmacy medicines in easy-to-compare formats—mainly tablets and oral suspensions—so you can choose by active ingredient, strength, pack size and age guidance. If you’re searching for Crescent chlorphenamine tablets for allergy symptoms, Crescent ibuprofen tablets for aches and pains, Crescent lactulose solution for constipation relief, or Crescent ferrous gluconate tablets for iron supplementation, you can browse the full range below and click through for complete directions and warnings.
Most shoppers arrive here with a “buy now” intent (for example, “Crescent ibuprofen 400mg tablets” or “Crescent lactulose 300ml”), plus a need to double-check suitability and dosing. Use the product pages to confirm the active ingredient, whether the product may cause drowsiness, and any conditions or medicines that require extra care. Availability can vary, so if a product is temporarily unavailable, check the related category links for alternative options that may suit your needs.
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Note: Stock and availability can change. If your preferred Crescent product is unavailable, use the category links above to compare suitable alternatives.
Why choose Crescent
- Everyday pharmacy essentials: common active ingredients in straightforward tablet and oral liquid formats.
- Easy to compare: clear strengths, pack sizes and product pages to review directions and warnings.
- Support for common needs: allergy symptoms, pain relief, constipation relief and iron supplementation options.
- Convenient ordering: add Crescent alongside other pharmacy items in one basket.
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FAQs
What types of products are included on the Crescent brand page?
This page includes Crescent pharmacy medicines in tablets and oral liquid formats, such as an antihistamine (chlorphenamine), pain relief (ibuprofen and paracetamol), constipation relief (lactulose) and an iron supplement (ferrous gluconate). Check each product page for full details.
How do I choose the right Crescent product for my symptoms?
Match the product to your main symptom first (for example, allergy symptoms, aches and pains, or constipation), then confirm the active ingredient, strength, age guidance and warnings on the product page and leaflet. If you’re unsure, a pharmacist can help you choose.
Can I take Crescent medicines with other medicines?
Some medicines can interact or may not be suitable with certain conditions. Avoid taking more than one product with the same active ingredient (for example, paracetamol) unless advised. If you take regular medicines, ask a pharmacist or GP before use.
Are Crescent products suitable for children?
Suitability depends on the product and age. Follow the minimum age and dosing instructions on the product page and leaflet. If symptoms are severe, persistent, or you’re unsure what’s appropriate, seek advice from a pharmacist or GP.
What if I’m pregnant, trying to conceive, or breastfeeding?
Ask a pharmacist or GP before using any medicine or supplement during pregnancy or breastfeeding, as suitability varies by ingredient and your circumstances. Use the product information as a guide and get individual advice when needed.
What should I do if a Crescent product is out of stock?
If your preferred product is unavailable, use the “Shop by product type” links to compare alternatives that may suit your needs. If you’re not sure what’s equivalent or appropriate, ask a pharmacist for guidance.
When should I seek medical advice rather than self-treat?
Speak to a pharmacist or GP if symptoms worsen, don’t improve within the timeframe in the leaflet, or if you have a long-term condition. Seek urgent help for severe reactions such as breathing difficulty or swelling of the face, lips, tongue or throat.
Important: Medicines and supplements are not suitable for everyone. Always read the label and patient information leaflet, use only as directed, and do not exceed the stated dose. If you’re unsure what to choose, take other medicines, have underlying conditions, are pregnant or breastfeeding, or symptoms persist, speak to a pharmacist or your GP (or contact NHS 111 for urgent advice).
