Asda Anti-Diarrhoea Capsules Reviews
Product Type: Asda medicinal products
Newest Review: ... date immodium in the cupboard, but I had no dioralyte left so I had to make a trip into town, to Asda. These tablets were ... more
... naturally merchandised right alongside the immodium, and considerably cheaper. I can't remember how much I paid, but looking on line now it seems pretty obvious why it was a no brainer - these Asda tablets are showing up at 80p for 6 whilst Immodium were about £3 if I remember rightly. I looked at the active ingredient, and it was the same, loperamide Hydrochloride, 2mg.
I hurried home with these and some more dioralyte, and followed the instructions - he took two capsules right away. They were easy to take - the plast...more
Customer Asda Anti-Diarrhoea Capsules Reviews (2)
by - written on 11/05/13 (Very useful, 18 readings)
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I've not been looking forward to writing this review, but hey - miles are miles, and every little helps ... oh no sorry, wrong supermarket! The reason I don't want to revisit it I guess is pretty self explanatory ...not a pleasant time! It was my partner who was suffering and he had been suffering for all of one evening, all through the night, and all the next morning. Throughout this time, he was reluctant to take any anti-diarrhoea tablets, he is a believer in just letting the bug go through his system in its own good time. His view of these medicines is that they are "ready-mix concrete for your insides"! Anyway, after about 18 hours ... Read the complete review
by - written on 01/03/13 (Very useful, 94 readings)
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I tend to suffer with a couple of tummy upsets every month, which has been diagnosed by my GP as being due to stress, which can be a real pain in the backside - literally! Whilst many people would allow the problem to work its way through their system, I cannot tolerate the awful pain and trips back and fore the toilet, so I choose to treat it with over the counter medication. I do not believe in spending my hard earned cash on brand names products, which cost an arm and a leg particularly as I have found that supermarket own products are just as effective with their identical ingredients. The product I have been using for a good few months is Asda's ... Read the complete review
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