Paracetamol, NSAIDs, balms, sprays
The home medicine cabinet essentials — paracetamol, ibuprofen, combination painkillers, muscle relaxants, topical sprays and pain balms. OTC and prescription strength.
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GlaxoSmithKline Asia Private Limited
suspension - 100 ml
Standard delivery
Plain paracetamol (Crocin, Dolo 650, Calpol), NSAIDs (ibuprofen, naproxen, aceclofenac, diclofenac), combination painkillers (Combiflam, Saridon, Zerodol), topical analgesics (Volini, Moov, Iodex, Pain Out Spray), muscle relaxants for back and neck spasm, and migraine-specific medicines. Pair with the symptom guide at /pharmacy/symptoms/fever and /pharmacy/symptoms/headache for what to take when.
Both are paracetamol, equally effective. Dolo 650 has a higher dose (650 mg vs Crocin's 500 mg) so it's stronger per tablet. Don't take them together — that's a paracetamol overdose.
Adults: 4 g (8 tablets of 500 mg) maximum, spaced 4-6 hours apart. Don't combine with combination cold tablets that already contain paracetamol — overdose causes liver damage.
Volini (diclofenac gel) is the most evidence-backed for muscle and joint pain. Moov has a mint-eucalyptus warming-cooling effect. Iodex is similar to Moov. All three work for tight muscles; Volini is the dermat/orthopaedic preference.
Collections are editorial groupings to make browsing easier — they don’t imply a single product treats every condition mentioned. Prescription medicines listed here are dispensed only against a valid prescription verified by our licensed pharmacists.
Sun Pharmaceutical Industries Ltd
spray - 55 g
Standard delivery
No. Daily NSAID use causes stomach ulcers and kidney issues; daily paracetamol can damage the liver. Any pain needing daily painkillers more than a week deserves a doctor's review.
