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    COUGHING IN PUBLIC
    WHY DO WE COUGH?
    CHESTY COUGHS
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    HOME REMEDIES FOR YOUR COUGH
    HOW TO RELIEVE COUGHING AT NIGHT
  • CHILDREN’S COUGH, COLD AND FLU
    PARENTS: HOW YOU CAN HELP YOUR LITTLE ONE
  • DIFFERENCE BETWEEN COLD AND FLU SYMPTOMS
    FLU SYMPTOMS AND TREATMENT OPTIONS
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    COUGH RELIEF ADULTS
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    TIPS & ADVICE FOR COUGH, COLD & FLU RELIEF

Tips and Advice for Parents

Hearing your child cough can be tough, especially if it’s keeping them – and you – up through the night. With a whole range of products designed especially for children, BENYLIN® is here to help ease many different kinds of coughs in children, including dry, chesty and night-time coughs. Discover the BENYLIN® Children’s Cough Relief range here.

We have listed a few tips for you to help ease the symptoms of a cough in your child:

  • Sit with your child in a steamy bathroom for 15-20 mins, the moist air will help ease the breathing

  • Inhaling vapour rub on a towel, do not rub directly onto the skin unless a doctor advises it

  • Ensure they are drinking plenty of fluids

  • Try using a cool-mist humidifier and a warm bath to help clear the mucus which is causing the cough

When to see your GP:

There's usually no need to see your GP if you or your child have a mild cough for a week or two. However, you should seek medical advice if:

  • You or your child have had the cough for more than three weeks

  • The cough is severe or is getting worse

  • You or your child cough up blood or experience shortness of breath, breathing difficulties or chest pain

  • You have any other worrying symptoms, such as unexplained weight loss, a persistent change in your voice, or lumps or swellings in your neck

Benylin® Chesty Non Drowsy, Mucus Cough and Dry and Tickly images
From dry coughs to flu symptoms the full BENYLIN® range of treatments can be found here

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BENYLIN® Chesty Coughs Original.
BENYLIN® Chesty Coughs Non-Drowsy.
BENYLIN® Mucus Cough Max Honey & Lemon Flavour Syrup contains Guaifenesin.
BENYLIN® Mucus Cough Max Menthol Flavour Oral Solution contains Guaifenesin.
BENYLIN® Mucus Cough Night.
BENYLIN® Mucus Cough.
BENYLIN® Dry Coughs 7.5mg/5ml Syrup contains dextromethorphan.
BENYLIN® Dry Coughs Night Syrup.
BENYLIN® Dry & Tickly Cough Syrup.
BENYLIN® 4 Flu Tablets.
BENYLIN® Day & Night Tablets. Cold and Flu relief.
BENYLIN® Cold & Flu Max Strength Capsules.
BENYLIN® All-In-One Coughs & Sore Throat Syrup is a medical device for dry or chesty coughs.
BENYLIN® All-In-One non- medicated lozenges are food supplements and should not be used as a substitute for a varied and balanced diet and a healthy lifestyle.
BENYLIN® Infant’s Cough Syrup contains Glycerol.
BENYLIN® Children’s Dry Cough & Sore Throat Syrup.
BENYLIN® Children's Chesty Coughs contains Guaifenesin.
BENYLIN® Children’s Night Coughs.

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^Based on Sales Data. Based on NIQ RMS data for the Cough segment in the Total Upper Respiratory category (Client Defined) for the 52 w/e period 16.05.26, for the Great Britain Total Coverage (Copyright C 2026, Nielsen Consumer LLC).

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Ask your pharmacist for advice. The products discussed herein may have different product labelling in different countries. The health information contained herein is provided for educational purposes only and is not intended to replace discussions with a healthcare provider. All decisions regarding patient care must be made with a healthcare provider, considering the unique characteristics of the patient