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Panadol Rapid (Paracetamol) Pain Relief 500mg 40 Caplets

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Active ingredient:Paracetamol 500mg

USD $19.95

Panadol Rapid 500mg Caplets offer fast-acting relief from headaches, migraines, toothaches, and other minor aches and pains. Formulated with paracetamol, these caplets are designed to dissolve quickly for faster absorption, helping you feel better sooner. Ideal for adults and children over 12, Panadol Rapid is a trusted choice for effective pain management and reducing fever.
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Active ingredient
Paracetamol 500mg
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Capsule
Prescription
Not Required
Dispensing Country
AustraliaAustralia

What is Panadol Rapid (Paracetamol) Pain Relief 500mg 40 Caplets?

Panadol Rapid (Paracetamol) Pain Relief 500mg 40 Caplets is a capsule supplied in 500mg. Use only under medical supervision.

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