Shop Dequadin lozenges online at withaid, a UK-based regulated pharmacy. This brand page is designed to help you choose the right Dequadin pack size and quickly get to the sore throat category if you want to compare alternatives. Dequadin is an antiseptic lozenge format that dissolves slowly in the mouth, making it a popular choice when you want short-term, local comfort for a sore or irritated throat, or when mouth-and-throat symptoms appear alongside a cold.
To get the best fit, consider how often you need to restock and where you’ll keep them (home, work, travel). If you’re unsure whether a lozenge, spray or other throat product is most suitable, use the category links below to compare options. Always read the product label and patient information leaflet for ingredients, age guidance, dosing, and cautions—especially if you take regular medicines, have long-term conditions, or are pregnant or breastfeeding.
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Why choose Dequadin
- Lozenge format: dissolves slowly for targeted mouth-and-throat use.
- Simple choice: pick a 20-pack or 40-pack based on how you prefer to restock.
- Easy comparison: jump to the sore throat category to compare formats and alternatives.
- Pharmacy-led shopping: buy from a UK regulated pharmacy and follow label guidance.
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FAQs
What is Dequadin?
Dequadin is a brand of antiseptic lozenges used for short-term, local mouth-and-throat relief. Check the product label and leaflet for suitability, directions and cautions.
Which Dequadin pack size should I choose: 20 or 40?
The 20-pack suits occasional use or travel, while the 40-pack can be more convenient for households or fewer reorders. Choose based on how often you restock and always follow the dosing instructions.
How do I use Dequadin lozenges?
Allow a lozenge to dissolve slowly in the mouth and follow the instructions on the label for how often to use it. Do not exceed the recommended dose.
Lozenges or spray: which is better for a sore throat?
It depends on your symptoms and preference. Lozenges dissolve gradually, while sprays may suit people who prefer a directed application. Use the sore throat category to compare options and ask a pharmacist if you’re unsure.
Are Dequadin lozenges suitable for children?
Age guidance varies by product. Always check the label for the minimum age and dosing. If buying for a child, a pharmacist can help you choose an appropriate option.
Can I use Dequadin if I’m pregnant or breastfeeding?
If you are pregnant, trying to conceive or breastfeeding, ask a pharmacist or GP before using medicated sore throat treatments. Always read the patient information leaflet for specific guidance.
When should I seek medical advice for a sore throat?
Speak to a pharmacist or your GP if symptoms are severe, last longer than a week, keep returning, or you feel very unwell. Seek urgent help if you have breathing difficulty, severe trouble swallowing, drooling, or rapidly worsening symptoms.
Important safety information: This page is for general guidance and does not replace medical advice. Always read the product label and patient information leaflet before use. If you take regular medicines, have a long-term condition, or are pregnant or breastfeeding, ask a pharmacist or GP for advice. For urgent symptoms, contact NHS 111 or emergency services.
