Shopping for Iglu mouth ulcer treatment in the UK? This page brings together Iglu’s key formats—gels and pastilles—so you can quickly choose the option that fits how you prefer to manage mouth ulcer discomfort. Many shoppers want something that’s easy to apply, practical for everyday routines, and suitable for use at home, work, or while travelling. If you like a targeted approach, a mouth ulcer gel can be applied directly to the sore area. If you’d rather avoid applying a gel during the day, Iglu pastilles offer a convenient, portable alternative.
Browse the Iglu range below to compare format, pack size and price, then order from withaid, a UK based and regulated pharmacy, with discreet delivery. For best results, always use Iglu products as directed on the label and patient information leaflet, and consider what may be triggering your ulcers (for example, irritation, stress, dietary factors, braces or dentures) so you can reduce repeat flare-ups where possible.
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Why choose Iglu
- Choose your format: targeted gels or convenient pastilles, depending on your routine.
- Designed for mouth ulcer discomfort: options intended for common oral soreness from ulcers.
- Easy to compare: view the Iglu range in one place to pick the right product for you.
- Discreet ordering: buy online with straightforward checkout and delivery options.
- Pharmacy standards: shop with a UK based and regulated pharmacy for added reassurance.
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FAQs
What is Iglu used for?
Iglu products are used to help manage the discomfort associated with mouth ulcers and sore areas in the mouth, with formats designed for everyday use.
Which is better for me: Iglu gel or Iglu pastilles?
If you want a targeted option you apply directly to a specific ulcer, a gel may suit you. If you prefer a portable option for use during the day, pastilles may be more convenient. Always follow the product directions.
How do I use Iglu mouth ulcer products safely?
Use exactly as directed on the label and patient information leaflet. Do not exceed the recommended frequency or amount, and check suitability if you take other medicines or have ongoing conditions.
Can braces or dentures cause mouth ulcers, and can I still use Iglu?
Braces, dentures and sharp edges can irritate the mouth and contribute to ulcers. You may be able to use an Iglu product for symptom relief, but if irritation persists, ask a pharmacist or dentist for advice and check your fit/adjustment.
What can I do alongside Iglu to reduce irritation?
Many people find it helps to avoid spicy/acidic foods, take care with very hot drinks, and use a soft toothbrush. If you suspect a trigger (such as a dental issue or a new oral care product), consider addressing that too.
When should I speak to a pharmacist, dentist or GP about a mouth ulcer?
Seek advice if an ulcer lasts longer than around two weeks, keeps returning, is unusually large or painful, or if you have concerning symptoms such as fever, swelling, difficulty swallowing, or unexplained weight loss.
Can I use Iglu if I’m pregnant, breastfeeding, or buying for a child?
Suitability can vary by product. Check the label and leaflet first, and if you’re unsure (or symptoms are severe), ask a pharmacist for guidance before buying.
Important: Always read the label and any patient information leaflet before use. This content is general shopping guidance and does not replace medical advice. If symptoms are severe, persistent, or you’re worried, speak to a pharmacist, contact NHS 111, or book an appointment with your GP or dentist.
