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Pain killers for minor aches and pains (paracetamol, ibuprofen, aspirin) |
Hay fever preparations |
Cough and cold remedies |
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Lozenges, throat sprays and gargles |
Treatments for minor acnes |
Indigestion remedies |
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Barrier cream for nappy rash |
Head lice lotions and shampoos |
Threadworm tablets |
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Athlete's foot creams and powders |
Bath additives for minor dry skin conditions |
Soya milks |
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Sun creams for sensitive skins |
Ear wax treatments |
Slimming preparations |
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Treatments for non-serious constipation and diarrhoea |
Creams, gels and tubigrip |
Travel medicines |
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Gluten free foods |
Many of these are available over-the-counter at pharmacies or even from your local supermarket. Own brand and generic items are often cheaper and just as effective.
NHS Suffolk spent £5 million on these items last year! It could have been spent on treating serious, life-threatening illnesses.