neoBorocillina Gola Dolore is an over-the-counter medicine that can be purchased without a prescription and is indicated for the treatment of symptoms of sore throat.   The package contain ...

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neoBorocillina Gola Dolore is an over-the-counter medicine that can be purchased without a prescription and is indicated for the treatment of symptoms of sore throat.

 

The package contains 16 tablets.

It's a medication that would be good to take at first symptoms. It is usually effective on the first day of use.

Like all medicines, it can give side effects that are detailed in the package leaflet.

Now let's examine the ingredients that we will put into the body, sorted by decreasing amounts, as indicated on the label:

Flurbiprofene Flurbiprofen is a water-insoluble anti-inflammatory and non-steroidal analgesic drug, is used at low dosages and is commonly found in over-the-counter products both in tablets and sprays. It is a fluorinated drug with potential applications in a large number of diseases and the most common formulation is 8.75mg for use as a symptomatic relief of pharyngitis of viral, bacterial or unknown etiology.

Glicerolo dibeenato Glycerol dibeenate is glycerol incorporated into the formula as a stabilizing additive.

Acesulfame K is the additive E950 used in the food industry as a sugar substitute sweetener and belongs to the non-nutritive sweeteners. It has an Acceptable Daily Intake or ADI of 15 mg/kg body weight.

Aroma limome miele. Instead of including natural active ingredients of lemon and honey, the manufacturer preferred to add chemical components that imitate the taste of lemon and honey. 

Isomalto Isomalt is an oligosaccharide or simple sugar.

Copovidone  is a synthetic polymer used in the pharmaceutical industry to disperse and suspend the release of the drug.

Conclusion

Good product that has an effect on sore throat. I do not like the inclusion of flavors.

 

 

 

 

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