Nurofen Meltlets Pain Relief Berry Burst 12 Tablets
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Nurofen Meltlets ibuprofen pain relief tablets, melt in your mouth to provide temporary relief from headaches, backpain etc. No water needed it just melts in your mouth.
These ibuprofen tablets melt in your mouth easily, have a delicious berry flavour and require no water when you consume them. The tablets also help provide temporary relief from pain & inflammation associated with common cold & flu symptoms, period pain, dental pain, sinus pain, back pain and arthritic pain. Also reduces fever.
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