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Folic acid is essential for the healthy functioning of the human body. It is present in a range of food sources and supplements that can be bought over the counter or with a prescription by your doctor in liquid form and tablets. It is a nutrient essential during pregnancy for developing a healthy foetus and […] |
What is anaemia? This article will discuss the causes of anaemia and the symptoms of anaemia. It is a condition which occurs when you have an abnormally low amount of red blood cells. Red blood cells contain haemoglobin, a red pigment which gives blood its colour. Haemoglobin’s job is to carry oxygen around the body. […]
If you’re a first-time mum or hoping to fall pregnant soon, you likely want to read up on all the information you can ahead of this wondrous journey. Starting this new chapter of your life can even seem a little daunting, but we are here to help. At Home Health UK, we are pleased to […]
Influenza and the common cold We have all heard of influenza and know it can make you feel very ill, but did you know there are only 3 types of the influenza virus (known as A, B and C) but many strains. However, the common cold can be caused by nearly 200 different viruses. What […]
What is asthma? Asthma is a chronic inflammatory lung disease. In 2015 the British Lung Foundation reported that 8 million people in the U.K. (12% of the population) have been diagnosed with asthma, although approximately 5.4 million are currently receiving treatment. The UK has some of the highest rates of Asthma in Europe and one of the […]
What is ecstasy? Ecstasy is a stimulant type drug, which may also be known as E, disco biscuits, doves, diamonds, fantasy and XTC. Ecstasy’s proper name is Methylenedioxymethamphetamine or M.D.M.A. for short. Ecstasy is like a combination of speed and L.S.D, but it doesn’t cause hallucinations. The amount of ecstasy in a tablet can vary […]
Please note that you can NOT buy the following combinations of medicines.
If purchasing separately the maximum number of tablets is 96 of each type. If purchasing as a combination then the maximum allowed is 96 tablets in total.
The maximum number of tablets is 96 of each type of the following medicine combinations;
The maximum number of Co-codamol you’re allowed to purchase is 32 tablets.
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