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Medicines containing active substance Hexylresorcinol

This site has the patient leaflet or the SPC of 14 medicines with the active substance hexylresorcinol.

Medicines containing only hexylresorcinol

MedicineLegal category
Boots Sore Throat Relief Dual Action lozenges Black Cherry SPC –
Boots Sore Throat Relief Dual Action lozenges Blackcurrant Flavour SPC –
Boots Triple Action Sore Throat Relief Blackcurrant Flavour 2.4 mg lozenges –
Boots Triple Action Sore Throat Relief Cherry Flavour 2.4 mg lozenges. SPC –
Boots Triple Action Sore Throat Relief Honey and Lemon Flavour 2.4 mg lozenges SPC –
Ernest Jackson Cherry Flavour Sore Throat Relief 2.4 mg lozenges SPC –
Optipharma Dual Action Honey and Lemon Flavour 2.4 mg lozenges, Halls Sore Throat Relief Dual Action Honey & Lemon Flavour 2.4 mg lozenges, Superdrug Honey & Lemon Sore Throat Dual Action lozenges, Sainsburys Healthcare Dual Action Honey & Lemon Flavour S SPC –
Sainsburys Healthcare Dual Action Blackcurrant Flavour Sore Throat 2.4 mg lozenges, Optipharma Dual Action Blackcurrant Flavour 2.4 mg lozenges, Lloydspharmacy Double Action Throat lozenges Blackcurrant, Well Pharmaceuticals Double Action Sore Throat Reli –
Strepsils Extra strength Cherry lozenges, Strepsils Extra Cherry lozenges, Strepsils Extra Triple Action Cherry lozenges SPC –
Strepsils Extra Triple Action Blackcurrant lozenges, Strepsils Extra Blackcurrant lozenges, Strepsils Extra strength Blackcurrant lozenges SPC –
Strepsils Triple Action Honey and Lemon Flavour 2.4 mg lozenges SPC General sale (GSL)

Combinations with hexylresorcinol

MedicineLegal category
Hexylresorcinol + Benzalkonium
Beechams Max strength Sore Throat Blackberry Flavour lozenges SPC no longer supplied –
Beechams Max strength Sore Throat Lemon and Honey Flavour lozenges SPC no longer supplied –
Halls Max strength Sore Throat Relief Original lozenges,Throaties Max strength Sore Throat Relief Original lozenges,Superdrug Extra strength Throat lozenges SPC no longer supplied –

ATC groups

The ATC classification sorts medicines by the organ they act on and by their effect – the group pages list the other medicines of the group too.

Sources: the MHRA product information and the European Medicines Agency (patient leaflets and SPCs), the NHS Dictionary of Medicines and Devices (dm+d), NHS Business Services Authority (substances, ATC codes and legal categories). Contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0. Ask your doctor or pharmacist which medicine is right for you.