Asda Max Strength Cold and Flu Relief Sachets Reviews
Product Type: Asda medicinal products
Newest Review: ... that they would work equally as well. You get ten sachets in a packet of these Asda brand cold relief remedies. A pack of ... more
... ten costs £1.80 which compared to Beecham's you get ten for £2.50. I would say that sometimes my local pound shop stocks the Beecham's sachets and you can get a five pack for a pound which makes them still marginally more expensive than the Asda ones.
Basically inside the box you have ten individual sachets. The sachets are very plain looking with just a white background and black writing on. In this sense they look cheaper than the Beecham's ones but the packaging is quite irrelevant anyway so I wasn't really wo...more
Customer Asda Max Strength Cold and Flu Relief Sachets Reviews (1)
by - written on 15/02/13 (Very useful, 52 readings)
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When it comes to pain relief I will pretty much always buy the store branded equivalent and so won't often buy things like Nurofen which are expensive and contain the same things as store branded versions. Whenever I have a cold though I seem to buy Beecham's cold and flu relief sachets but the last time I needed some I asked my mum to pick some up from Asda when she was doing her weekly shop and she came back with Asda's own max strength cold and flu relief sachets. This is what I will review today. The Asda max strength cold and flu relief sachets come in a thin cardboard box which is mainly purple and white as this represents the blackcurrant flavour that ... Read the complete review
