Tantum Verde with orange honey flavor is used to treat pain and irritation in the mouth and throat.
 Because of its anti-inflammatory effect, it belongs to the category of anti-inflammatory drugs.
 Tantum Verde has a local anesthetic function, which can specifically eliminate the pain of the mouth and throat.
 Drugs containing the active ingredient phenethylamine can quickly relieve pain**
 And ensure that the pain symptoms disappear for up to 3 hours***

 Tantum Verde spray for mouth and throat
 Causes rapid pain relief**
Effectively suppress inflammation of the mouth and throat
Can be used anytime, anywhere
It can be used over 6 years old. If there is alcohol, please ask your doctor.
Sugar free
 Indications:
 Treat symptomatically for mouth and throat pain and irritation. Precautions in the application field This indication cannot justify the long-term treatment, because it may damage the normal bacterial flora of the oral cavity.
 Active ingredients: Bendamine hydrochloride, Bendamine, containing 10% alcohol
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 Antibiotic-free application areas of TANTUM VERDE The anti-inflammatory and local anesthetic effects of Tantum Verde tablets are suitable for many applications. In addition to sore throat (such as a sore throat caused by a viral cold, mild scratching or burning of the throat), this also includes irritated respiratory tracts, the symptom of which is hoarseness. In addition, Tantum Verde tablets are suitable for the treatment of oral pain and irritation, such as caused by hot food, beverages or hard food ingredients. In addition, Tantum Verde can be used for mucosal inflammation such as oral blisters (aphtha), oral inflammation (mucositis) and difficulty swallowing.

 If you still feel bad after three days, please contact your doctor; if you are intolerant to certain sugars, you should consult your doctor before using this medicine.

 * Kurowski, M. Benzydamine-a non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drug with an independent spectrum of activity. New insights into the therapeutic benefits of clinically proven active ingredients. Pmi Verlag, 1991. ISBN 3-89119-180-4 ** Simard-Savoie S, ForestD. "The local anesthetic activity of benzotriamine." Curr Ther Res. 1978; 23: 734-45 *** Irwin BC et al., comparison of phenethylamine hydrochloride 0.15% w/v ("Difflam" oral rinse) and acetylsalicylic acid as an analgesic after tonsillectomy the study. 1984 International Medical Journal 12(3): 216-11