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About Bronchostop
Bronchostop is a traditional herbal medicine range used to relieve dry, tickly and chesty coughs and the throat irritation that can come with them. Its formulas combine thyme herb and marshmallow root, and the range covers both productive and non-productive coughs. As a traditional herbal medicinal product, its uses are based on traditional use only.
Within our Medicines & Treatments selection you will find Bronchostop Syrup in a 120ml bottle and Bronchostop Pastilles in packs of 10 or 40 lozenges. The syrup suits those who prefer a measured liquid, while the pastilles are a convenient option for soothing an irritated throat while you are out and about. Both formats are aimed at adults and older children.
For younger family members, the Baby & Child part of the range includes Bronchostop Junior Syrup, with formulations suitable from 1 year and from 3 years, available in 120ml and 200ml sizes. Always check the age suitability on the pack and speak to your pharmacist if you are unsure which product is right for your child. Browse the Bronchostop range below, dispatched from our UK pharmacy. Always read the label and patient information leaflet before use.
Frequently asked questions
Can you take Bronchostop with paracetamol?
Bronchostop is a herbal cough medicine, while paracetamol is a separate painkiller, and people often use them for different symptoms. Because individual circumstances differ, always read the label and patient information leaflet for both products and check with your pharmacist before combining any medicines. Follow the dose on the label and leaflet for each one.
Does Bronchostop work?
Bronchostop is a traditional herbal medicinal product used to relieve coughs and associated throat irritation, and its use is based on traditional use only rather than clinical evidence. Individual experiences vary, so read the label and patient information leaflet before use. Speak to your pharmacist or GP if your cough is severe or does not settle.
Is Bronchostop any good for a cough?
Bronchostop is a well-known traditional herbal cough remedy that combines thyme and marshmallow root, available as syrup and pastilles to suit different preferences. Whether it suits you depends on your symptoms and needs, so read the label and ask your pharmacist for advice. See a GP if your cough lasts more than three weeks or you feel unwell.
What is the difference between Bronchostop Syrup and Bronchostop Pastilles?
Bronchostop Syrup is a measured liquid taken from a 120ml bottle, while the Pastilles are lozenges you dissolve in the mouth, sold in packs of 10 or 40. Both are used to relieve coughs and throat irritation, so you can choose whichever format is most convenient for you. Follow the dose on the label and patient information leaflet.
From what age can children take Bronchostop Junior Syrup?
The Bronchostop Junior Syrup range includes a formulation suitable from 1 year and another suitable from 3 years, so always check the age stated on the specific pack. Do not exceed the amount stated for your child's age; follow the dose on the label and patient information leaflet, and speak to your pharmacist, midwife or GP if you are unsure. Seek medical advice if your child's cough is severe or persistent.
What sizes does Bronchostop Junior Syrup come in?
In this range the Junior Syrup is available in 120ml and 200ml bottles, including a 3 Years+ 200ml option. Choose the size and age suitability that matches your child, and always read the label before use. Ask your pharmacist if you need help choosing.
How many lozenges are in a pack of Bronchostop Pastilles?
Bronchostop Pastilles come in a 10-lozenge pack and a larger 40-lozenge pack, so you can pick a smaller size to carry with you or a bigger pack for the home. The pastilles are used to soothe coughs and throat irritation as you go about your day. Always read the label and patient information leaflet before use.
What is Bronchostop used for?
Bronchostop is a traditional herbal medicine used to relieve dry, tickly and chesty coughs and the associated throat irritation. It is not intended to cure any underlying condition, so see your GP if your cough lasts more than three weeks, you cough up blood, or you become breathless or unwell. Always read the label and speak to your pharmacist for advice.
Can I use Bronchostop when pregnant or breastfeeding?
If you are pregnant or breastfeeding, do not use Bronchostop without first getting advice, as suitability can depend on your individual circumstances. Speak to your midwife, GP or pharmacist before use, and always read the patient information leaflet. They can help you find a suitable option for your cough.
Is Bronchostop suitable for adults as well as children?
Yes, the range includes adult formats such as Bronchostop Syrup and Pastilles, alongside Bronchostop Junior Syrup for younger children. Always check the pack to confirm the product is suitable for the intended age, and follow the dose on the label and patient information leaflet. Ask your pharmacist if you are unsure which one to choose.