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Calamine lotion is traditionally used to soothe itchy, irritated skin from things like insect bites, prickly heat and mild sunburn. Apply as directed and always read the label. If irritation is severe, spreads or doesn't settle, speak to your pharmacist or GP.

A chesty cough product is aimed at a productive cough that brings up mucus, while a dry tickly cough product is designed to soothe a persistent, unproductive cough. Choose the one that matches your symptoms and the right age group, and follow the dose on the label and patient information leaflet. Ask your pharmacist if you're unsure, and see your GP if a cough lasts more than three weeks.

Bells Childrens Loratadine 5mg/5ml is an antihistamine liquid formulated for children to help with allergy symptoms such as hay fever. Always follow the dose for your child's age on the label and patient information leaflet, and check with your pharmacist before giving it alongside other medicines. Speak to your GP if your child's symptoms don't improve.

Almond oil is a traditional oil often used for skin and massage, and it is sometimes used to help soften ear wax. Follow the instructions provided and always read the label before use. If you have ear pain, discharge or hearing loss, speak to your pharmacist or GP rather than self-treating.

Clove oil is a traditional remedy used in very small amounts and is most commonly associated with temporary oral and dental discomfort. Follow the instructions on the label and keep it out of the reach of children. For ongoing toothache, see your dentist, as clove oil does not treat the underlying cause.

Bells offers both adult and specific children's cough products, so it's important to choose the one labelled for the right age. Never give an adult medicine to a young child, always read the label, and ask your pharmacist for advice on the right option. Seek medical help if breathing becomes difficult or symptoms are severe.

The Bells Vitamins & Supplements range is designed to support everyday wellbeing as part of a balanced diet. Food supplements should not be used as a substitute for a varied diet and a healthy lifestyle. If you're pregnant, taking medication or have a health condition, check with your pharmacist or GP before starting a new supplement.

Some medicines, remedies and supplements are not recommended during pregnancy, so it's best not to assume a product is suitable. Always read the label and patient information leaflet, and speak to your midwife, GP or pharmacist before use. They can advise on what is safe for you and your baby.

Store Bells products as stated on the label, usually in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight, and always keep them out of the reach and sight of children. Check the expiry date before use and do not use any product that has passed its date. Your pharmacist can advise on how to dispose of unused or out-of-date medicines safely.

Yes, all Bells products are dispatched from our UK pharmacy. If you have a question about a specific product or would like advice before ordering, our pharmacy team is happy to help.