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Benylin® dry coughs night syrup packshot
Image with the title: Soothe your cough fast
Image with the title: Relieves persistent, irritating, dry coughs referring to Benylin's Dry Coughs Night Syrup
Image with the title: Night time cough relief referring to Benylin's Dry Coughs Night Syrup
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Image of a woman with the claim: Helps reduce the urge to cough
Image of a woman slepping with the claim: And so aids restful sleep
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Image showing the bottle of Benylin Dry Cough Night Syrup with the claim: Bottle, leaflet and carton recyclable
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BENYLIN® Dry Cough Night Syrup

What it does:

Through its active ingredients, BENYLIN® Dry Coughs Night Syrup helps to suppress the coughing mechanism, reducing the urge to cough.

How it works:

BENYLIN® Dry Coughs Night Syrup contains dextromethorphan which helps to suppress the cough mechanism, and levomenthol, a decongestant which works to help relieve stuffiness in the nose to help make breathing easier. It also contains diphenhydramine which works to help relieve a runny nose.

What is a dry cough?

A dry cough is also known as a non-productive cough because it does not produce any phlegm. Dry coughs are caused by an inflammation of the upper airways caused by dust, foreign bodies or an infection.

Can't find BENYLIN® Dry Coughs Night Syrup?

If your local pharmacy doesn't stock BENYLIN® Dry Coughs Night Syrup, please ask them to order via its unique PIP code:


150ml: 327-6680

Can cause addiction

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BENYLIN® Chesty Coughs Non Drowsy, BENYLIN® Chesty Coughs Original, BENYLIN® Dry & Tickly Cough Syrup, BENYLIN® Mucus Cough Max Honey & Lemon Flavour Syrup Contains Guaifenesin, BENYLIN® Mucus Cough Night, BENYLIN® Mucus Cough & Cold All in One Relief Tablets, BENYLIN® Dry Coughs Night Syrup, BENYLIN® Children’s Dry Cough & Sore Throat Syrup, BENYLIN® Children’s Night Coughs, BENYLIN® Cold & Flu Max Strength Capsules, BENYLIN® 4 Flu Tablets, BENYLIN® Day & Night Tablets. BENYLIN® Children's Chesty Coughs Contains Guaifenesin. BENYLIN® Mucus Cough Max Menthol Flavour Oral Solution Contains Guaifenesin. BENYLIN® Dry Coughs 7.5mg/5ml Syrup contains Dextromethorphan. BENYLIN® Infant’s Cough Syrup Contains Glycerol.

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© Kenvue UK Limited , 2026 This site is published by Kenvue UK Limited  which is solely responsible for its contents. It is intended for a UK audience. BENYLIN® is a registered trademark. Site last updated: 10th July 2026.
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Based on NIQ RMS data for the Cough segmentin the Total Upper Respiratory category (ClientDefined) for the 52 w/e period 16.05.26, for theGreat Britain Total Coverage (Copyright © 2026,Nielsen Consumer LLC)

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