A treatment for piles and haemorrhoids which works from the inside out to help relieve symptoms of piles.

Key benefits for Germoloids Suppositories:

• Suitable for internal piles
• Suitable for vegetarians
• Local anaesthetic pain relief
• Soothes itching
• Shrinks piles

Germoloids Suppositories have been formulated to provide fast, numbing relief from the pain and itchiness associated with internal haemorrhoids (piles).

Germoloids Suppositories contain a local anaesthetic, lidocaine hydrochloride, which helps to soothe and numb the uncomfortable and painful symptoms of haemorrhoids.

Thanks to the astringent and antiseptic properties of zinc oxide, the suppositiories also help to shrink the swollen haemorrhoids and protect sensitive, sore skin against infection.

The oily nature of each Germoloids suppository means it also works as a lubricant to help ease the passing of stools and avoid any further strain on an already sensitive area.

This product is intended for use inside the anus and should not be ingested.

Germoloids Suppositories are small cone-shaped doses of treatment. They are soft and fatty so that they melt when inserted into the bottom and release the medicine directly where it’s needed.

They are particularly convenient on the go as each suppository is contained within its own blister pack.

Each Germoloids Suppository contains:

lidocaine hydrochloride 13.2mg and zinc oxide 283.5mg

Other Ingredients: hard fat, methyl salicylate, glyceryl tristearate.

Adults and children aged 12 years and over:

One suppository to be inserted into the rectum on retiring at night and in the morning, preferably after a bowel movement

If necessary, Germoloids suppositories may be used at any time during the day with a minimum of 3-4 hours between suppositories

Do not use more than 4 suppositories in any 24-hour period

Children under 12 years: Only as directed by a doctor.

This product is intended for use inside the anus and should not be ingested.

Do not use more than 4 suppositories in any 24-hour period

If symptoms are severe or prolonged, you should consult a pharmacist or doctor.

Always talk to your pharmacist or doctor before using Germoloids during pregnancy.