Solpadeine Reviews

solpadeine is a real wonder drug.its gives an almost immediate releif from pain.it definetly improves the quality of life.but once you start using it on chronic course.it definetly has dependency.you just cant imagine life once you get used to it.on withdrawal you start developing withdrawal headaches which are more severe than the initial headaches.whole of your body starts aching.you get typical opaite withdrawals including yawing ,goose flesh,mailase,bodyaches severe headaches and pain in even the smallest joint in your body.life becomes a real agony.so please if you want immediate releif from pain,you can go for solpadeine.but be in the frame of theraupatic frame.NEVER EVER EXCEED THE RECOMMENDED DOSE.TRUST ME LIFE WILL BECPOME A LIVING HELL..I AM MYSELF VICTIMISED

On March 2nd 1983 at the age of 35, a cerebral aneurysm ruptured in my brain, resulting in a sub-arachnoid haemorrhage. My life was saved by a skilled surgeon, however a massive infection developed in my head and I very nearly died. The pain was intense and only one pain-killer was allowed - codeine. I suppose it is not surprising ...  Read the complete review

I have suffered from migraines since I was about 5 years old and I am now 32 and still suffering, as I have got older I have tried various forms of pain relief, from normal paracetamol or ibuprofen, to migraleve, to doctor prescribed Sumatriptan and Zolmatriptan, the last two are specifically for migraines and are a stronger medication, ...  Read the complete review

Solpadeine is powerful range of painkillers produced by Glaxo Smith Kline containing differing active ingredients, as listed below: Solpadeine Headache contains paracetamol, caffeine. Solpadeine Max contains paracetamol, codeine. Solpadeine Plus contains paracetamol, codeine, caffeine. I personally ...  Read the complete review

I used Solpadeine for the first time when i had an runny nose and red eyes because I have allergy, my friend saw me and asked me that what happened to your eyes, I told him nothing just allergy as usual, because of the weather change every third or fourth day I have allergy and runny nose. My friend take out Solpadeine Tablets from his ...  Read the complete review

I only came across Solpadeine about a year ago, when my husband's dentist recommended it to him after a wisdom tooth extraction. As it turned out, although we bought a pack, my husband didn't need to use it. However a week or so later I developed a stinker of a migraine which refused to respond to my more ...  Read the complete review

I am currenty off work with the virus that seems to be targetting just about everyone at the moment. My throat feels the size of a straw and the meerest touch to my skin sends (horrible) shivers down my spine. I went to the doctors in search of antibiotics, only to be told this was a virus and antibiotics woud not be of much use so I was ...  Read the complete review

If like me you struggle with tablets, Solpadeine may be for you. Dissolve two tablets in water and swallow quickly. Works quickly on headaches and general back pain in my experience. I have used them on and off for years and found them very effective, individually packaged means I can put a pack of four in my handbag when ...  Read the complete review

My sister has always used Solpadeine, so when I came down with a sore throat and headache while staying at her home, she administered two tablets with a warm drink. I started to vomit almost immediately so I can only assume that something in the tablets aggravated my stomach. I suffer from asthma and in about twenty ...  Read the complete review

Pain relief that is what we all need. Solpadeine is good there is no question there, but the advert is a bit OTT. It makes the people using it sound like they can't live without it. Containing Asprine Paracetamol and caffeine, it is the coctail of a potentially addictive drug. many people who use it need the fizz of two in water ...  Read the complete review

I am just getting over a very bad tonsilitis infection , I have been really ill for over a week now , my GP put me on penicillin and then on anti-biotics, none of which have helped at all. I went to the chemist and bought some Ibuprofen and some effervesant co-codamols, what a godsend, they have helped keep my sanity. I ...  Read the complete review

Pain. Four letters that convey a lot. There is a whole multi-million pound industry out there that make money out of our pain and suffering. so it is time to get some facts right about over the counter painkillers like SOLPADEINE. SOLPDEINE essentially is a combination of three drugs: Paracetamol, Codeine phosphate and Caffeine ...  Read the complete review

Solpadeine is available not just in tablet form but as a soluble tablet, and i usually keep a good stock in. I hate swallowing tablets, so the soluble ones are great, if you suffer regular with migraine i find they work brilliantly. I do however disagree with the advertising campaign where people are stating that they have been ...  Read the complete review