Covonia Vapour Drops Peppermint Oil Menthol (15ml) by Covonia are designed for nasal congestion and catarrh relief, featuring green packaging with white text and an illustration that highlights clear breathing. Zoom in
Covonia Vapour Drops Peppermint Oil Menthol (15ml) help clear the nose and relieve hayfever, highlighting menthol and peppermint oil for effective relief from nasal congestion and catarrh. Zoom in
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Covonia Vapour Drops Peppermint Oil Menthol (15ml)

£4.29 In stock and ready to dispatch
Key features
  • Fast Acting
  • For Nasal congestion
Get it Monday! Order by Sunday 1pm
Adults, Elderly and Children 3 months plus: Sprinkle a few drops onto a handkerchief and inhale.

Drops
Adults, Elderly and Children 3 months and over
Avoid contact with eyes
Not to be taken internally
You should carefully read all product packaging and labels prior to use

Possible side effects of Covonia Vapour Drops:



Hypersensitivity-allergic type reactions.

Active ingredients: Menthol 17.5% w/v, Peppermint Oil 0.2% v/v
Also contains: Eucalyptus Oil, Cajuput Oil (contains Benzyl Alcohol), Spike Lavender Fragrance Oil, Industrial Methylated Spirit (contains Ethanol)

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