Disprin Direct Chewables Fast Pain Relief 24 Chewable Tablets
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Disprin Direct chewable pain relief tablets, provide fast acting, effective temporary relief from pain associated with headaches & migraine headaches, rheumatic and arthritic pain, toothaches, cold & flu symptoms, sore throats.
period pain etc.
These chewable tablets do not need to be consumed with water, can be taken anywhere and are absorbed quickly. Disprin also helps reduce inflammation and fever.
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Disprin Direct Chewables Fast Pain Relief 24 Chewable Tablets
RRP $4.99
$3.95
20% OFF RRP
Collect 4 Everyday Rewards Points*
$3.95
$3.95
Choose delivery option
Delivery Options
In Stock for
Fastest Delivery
Order within 2hrs 29mins for delivery by 9pm tonight
or FREE delivery when you spend over $80Everyday Rewards
Collect 4 Everyday Rewards Points*
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