RelonChem brings together everyday pharmacy medicines in familiar formats, making it easier to compare strength, pack size and suitability in one place at withaid (a UK based and regulated online pharmacy). On this brand page you’ll find popular RelonChem options including ibuprofen tablets (200mg and 400mg in different quantities), loratadine antihistamines (10mg tablets and an oral solution), plus a fluconazole 150mg capsule for thrush treatment where appropriate. Use the product list below to choose the format that fits your routine and the guidance on each product page to check age limits, warnings and interactions before you buy.
Most shoppers arrive here to buy RelonChem medicines online for short-term symptom relief: topping up a home supply of ibuprofen, choosing a once-daily non-drowsy style antihistamine for hayfever and allergies, or selecting a thrush treatment after confirming it’s suitable. Always read the label and patient information leaflet, and take extra care if you’re pregnant or breastfeeding, take regular medication, or symptoms are new, severe, recurring or not improving.
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Why choose RelonChem
- Clear choices by format: tablets and oral solution options to match preferences and dosing guidance.
- Simple strength and pack comparisons: choose between 200mg and 400mg ibuprofen, and 24 vs 48 tablet packs.
- Everyday pharmacy needs covered: pain relief, antihistamines and selected pharmacy treatments in one range.
- Pharmacy-led checks where required: some items need quick suitability questions before dispatch.
- UK delivery and discreet packaging: convenient ordering from a UK online pharmacy.
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What RelonChem products are available on this page?
This brand page includes RelonChem ibuprofen tablets (200mg and 400mg in different pack sizes), RelonChem loratadine (10mg tablets and an oral solution), and RelonChem fluconazole 150mg (single capsule). Availability can change, so check the product list for what’s currently in stock.
How do I choose between ibuprofen 200mg and 400mg?
Many people start with the lowest effective dose and choose a pack size that matches occasional use. Ibuprofen is not suitable for everyone and can interact with other medicines. Always read the label and leaflet, and ask a pharmacist if you have stomach, kidney, asthma or allergy conditions, or take regular medication.
Is RelonChem loratadine suitable for hayfever and allergies?
Loratadine is an antihistamine used for allergy symptoms such as sneezing, runny nose and itchy eyes when appropriate. Choose the format you prefer (tablets or oral solution) and follow the dosing guidance on the pack, especially for children and older adults.
What’s the difference between the loratadine tablets and the oral solution?
The active ingredient is the same, but the dosing and measurement differ. Tablets can be convenient for once-daily use, while an oral solution may help when a liquid format is preferred. Use only as directed and check age guidance on the product page.
Can I buy RelonChem fluconazole 150mg online for thrush?
Fluconazole is used for vaginal thrush treatment where suitable. This product is typically intended for adults within a specific age range and may not be suitable if you are pregnant, breastfeeding, have certain medical conditions, take interacting medicines, or if symptoms are new or unusual. Check the product page questions and the leaflet carefully.
When should I speak to a pharmacist or GP instead of self-treating?
Seek advice if symptoms are severe, keep returning, do not improve within the timeframe stated on the pack, or you’re unsure what’s causing them. If you are pregnant or breastfeeding, have a long-term condition, or take regular medicines, a pharmacist or GP can help you choose a safer option.
Safety note: Always read the label and patient information leaflet before use. Do not exceed the stated dose, and avoid taking multiple products with the same active ingredient. If you have any concerns about suitability, side effects, interactions, pregnancy or breastfeeding, speak to a pharmacist or GP. For urgent symptoms or rapid worsening, contact NHS 111 or emergency services as appropriate.
