GeloProsed ^® oral powder

Pack size:10 pc Dosage form:powder

Application:
To relieve the symptoms of colds and flu-like infections, such as pain, headache, sore throat and fever, if these are accompanied by swelling of the nasal mucous membrane. For adults, the elderly and adolescents from 12 years. Contains aspartame and sodium carbonate.

For information on risks and side effects, read the package insert and ask your doctor or pharmacist.
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• Paracetamol relieves pain and lowers fever
• Phenylephrine makes the nasal mucous membrane swell
• Practical ingestion without water

GeloProsed ^® . The cold under control.
GeloProsed^® , the practical powder for ingestion, relieves cold symptoms such as headache, sore throat, body aches and fevers, which occur in connection with a swollen nasal mucosa.

The symptoms of a cold or a flu-like infection are often unpleasant and noticeably limit our quality of life. Fast and effective symptom relief * is particularly important when we cannot simply stay in bed during the day. GeloProsed ^® can be used in these situations :
The combination preparation with paracetamol and phenylephrine is available as a direct powder in practical tear-open pouches and dissolves directly in the mouth without water. So it can easily be taken anywhere.

The GeloProsed ^®Oral powder is suitable for adults and adolescents aged 12 and over.

Convincing mode of action
GeloProsed ^® contains two proven active ingredients to reliably relieve cold symptoms *: Paracetamol has pain-relieving properties and lowers fever. Phenylephrine has a decongestant effect on the nasal mucosa. So you can finally breathe freely again, your head will clear again and the challenges of everyday life can come. Good to know: Compared to many other combination products, GeloProsed ^{® is} not known to have any adverse effects on driving ability or ability to react. **

RECOMMENDED USE:
GeloProsed ^®is an oral powder. Pour the contents of one sachet directly onto the tongue. There the powder dissolves and can be swallowed without water. Another dose can be taken after 4 to 6 hours. No more than 3 doses (contents of 3 sachets) may be taken within 24 hours.

The medicine should not be used for more than 3 days. If the symptoms of the common cold or the flu-like infection have not improved or worsened after 3 days, please contact your doctor or pharmacist.

IN PROFESSIONAL LIFE

The job usually demands our full attention. Often you want to attend important appointments despite having a cold. GeloProsed ^®can quickly relieve cold symptoms * such as headache, body aches and nasal congestion. 81% of the users felt their symptoms alleviate within 30 minutes. <sup>1

1</sup> Wittig T. Observation of use: GeloProsed in everyday life. Pharmaceutical Newspaper. 2013; 159 (47): 3932-8.

MASTERING EVERYDAY LIFE

Parents are challenged around the clock. Children must be looked after and looked after even if the mother or father has a flu-like infection. With typical cold symptoms * (e.g. headache, sore throat and aching limbs) and a blocked nose, GeloProsed ^® can help with the coordinated combination of active ingredients to quickly become ready for use again and to master the challenges of the strenuous everyday life.

BREATHING FREELY AT NIGHT, too When we are sick, getting enough sleep is particularly important in order to get well again. But during a cold of all times, we often lie awake because we cannot breathe freely due to the swollen nasal mucous membranes. Sometimes there are also headaches and aching limbs and rob us of the much-needed sleep. Our tip: Take a sachet of GeloProsed ^® before going to bed: The phenylephrine contained in it causes the nasal mucous membrane to swell and we can breathe more freely again overnight. The active ingredient paracetamol relieves cold-related pain and fever.

FREQUENT QUESTIONS & ANSWERS:

Does GeloProsed have a stimulating or sedating effect?
No, the active ingredients of GeloProsed are not known to have either a stimulating or calming (sedative) effect. As a result, there are no known effects on the ability to drive or sleep behavior.

Can GeloProsed ^{® be taken} together with an expectorant (eg GeloMyrtol ^® forte)?
Yes, the modes of action complement each other sensibly. Interactions have not been determined when used as intended.

Do I have the flu or a flu-like infection?
The term “flu” is often mistakenly used for a flu-like infection, ie a cold. The symptoms of the flu (such as headaches and body aches) are similar, but they come on suddenly and are usually much more severe. In addition, there may be a high fever. If you have the flu, or if you are not sure whether you have the flu or a flu-like infection, you should consult a doctor.

Why do you often get sick while on vacation, of all places?
The fact that people get sick on time for the start of their vacation is also known as “leisure sickness”. The leisure sickness tends to occur after long periods of stressful stress - for example immediately after the usually very exhausting weeks before vacation, which are often associated with an increased workload. Since the leisure sickness syndrome mainly affects people who are very busy at work and who place high demands on themselves, a connection with stress is considered likely.

In order to prevent the flu, it is advisable not to go straight from work to vacation without a break. Take a day or two to relax your mind and body. If you should still be caught by a flu, you are with GeloProsed ^®fit again quickly from your first-aid kit and have your cold under control.

Can I drive a car and use machines despite taking GeloProsed ^® ? GeloProsed ^® is not known to have impaired driving ability or ability to react. ** Can I also take GeloProsed ^® as a competitive athlete?
Yes. The active ingredients paracetamol and phenylephrine contained in GeloProsed ^® are not prohibited substances on the doping list.

* To relieve the symptoms of colds and flu-like infections, such as pain, headache, sore throat and fever, if these are accompanied by swelling of the nasal mucosa.
** There are no known effects on the ability to drive and use machines.