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Alconil

Eucalyptol + Menthol + Methyl Salicylate + Thymol + Sodium Fluoride

  • Mouthwash

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About the Medicine

Eucalyptol

IndicationsEucalyptol (also called 1,8-cineole) is the main active part of eucalyptus oil. It is used:As capsules, to help loosen mucus and ease breathing in chest and sinus infections such as acute bronchitis and sinusitisIn steam inhalations, chest rubs…

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Menthol

IndicationsMenthol is used on the skin and by inhalation. It is found in balms, rubs, gels, lozenges and inhalants to ease a blocked nose from colds, mild muscle and joint aches, minor itching and a sore throat. How…

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Methyl Salicylate

IndicationsMethyl salicylate (oil of wintergreen) is used on the skin, usually in rubs, balms, creams, gels or sprays, often with Menthol, for short-term relief of:Muscle aches, stiffness and strainsSprains, bruises and minor sports injuriesBack pain, neck pain and…

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Thymol

IndicationsThymol is an antiseptic that comes from thyme oil. It is found in mouthwashes, throat lozenges, and some skin and scalp products. It is used to:Help keep the mouth clean, reduce plaque and freshen bad breath.Ease minor mouth…

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Sodium Fluoride

IndicationsSodium Fluoride is a source of fluoride used to help prevent tooth decay (dental caries). It is found in mouthwashes, toothpastes, gels and some tablets or drops. Mouthwashes containing it are used daily to strengthen tooth enamel, reduce…

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