Active Ingredients per tablet:

Garlic 30mg, Garlic Oil 1mg, Dry extract echinacea (100:22 concentrate) 13.2mg.

Other Ingredients:

Charcoal Medicinal Vegetable, Sucrose, Acacia, Stearic Acid, Talc, Magnesium Stearate, Croscarmellose, Silica, Shellac, calcium carbonate Light, Titanium Dioxide (E171), Black and Yellow Iron Oxides (E172)

For oral use
Dosage:
Adults:Take two tablets three times a day.
Children over 8 years of age: Take one tablet three times a day
Breastfeeding: One tablet may be taken three times a day.
Not suitable for use in children under 8 years of age.

Do not take more than the stated dose. If you take too many tablets, discontinue use and contact a doctor.

If you miss a dose, take a replacement as soon as you remember, unless it is nearly time for your next dose. Do not take two doses at the same time to make up for a missed dose.

Not suitable for use in children under 8 years of age.

Do not take more than the stated dose. If you take too many tablets, discontinue use and contact a doctor.

If you miss a dose, take a replacement as soon as you remember, unless it is nearly time for your next dose. Do not take two doses at the same time to make up for a missed dose.

Do not take this product:

• During early pregnancy. Please speak to your doctor or pharmacist for further advice before taking this product.
• As this product contains sucrose, if you have been told by your doctor that you have an intolerance to some sugars, contact your doctor or pharmacist before taking this medicine. If symptoms worsen or persist contact your doctor or pharmacist.
• If you have previously reacted badly to any of the ingredients

After taking Potter’s Allerclear Tablets:
Side effects are not known with this product, but if you experience any undesirable symptoms or side effects when taking this product consult your doctor or pharmacist.

 

Herbal Medicines : For thousands of years herbal medicine was the only medicine and was used all over the world to treat every kind of injury and disease. A great wealth of information and expertise was built up amongst the different peoples of the world regarding which plants were most useful for treating particular conditions. With the development of chemical drugs over the last century, there was a tendency in the UK for herbal medicine to be regarded as outdated and ineffective. It is only in the last ten years or so that Herbal Medicine has enjoyed a major revival and is now widely regarded as an important weapon in the armoury of healthcare. In most of the rest of Europe, herbal medicines always retained their reputation as 'mainstream' medicines and are sold alongside drugs in pharmacies everywhere. The market for herbals is vast as they are universally recognised as having a useful and important place in medical treatment.
Most medicine practised in the world today is herbal.Many chemical medicines are based on ingredients synthesised from plants, but in herbal medicines the actual herb is used. Herbal experts believe that the components of a plant may be synergistic and so by using the all the active part of the plant, e.g. the root or leaves or even the whole plant, enhances the healing properties.
Herbal medicines work by treating the underlying causes of a problem, not just to alleviate the symptoms. So although herbal medicines are genuine medicines, they are not 'magic bullets'- they need time to work. Patients should always be remember to take the full course and - with rare exceptions - not to expect results in just a day or two.

Using Herbal Medicines
- As with any medicine, care should be taken to read the label particularly regarding dosage instructions and cautions.
- In particular, some remedies - like any medicinal products - are not suitable for pregnant women or young children.
- Often herbal medicines need time to work. The effects may only become apparent after some days. Obviously cough medicines work quickly, but many herbal medicines need that longer term view in order to harness their ability to deliver the long term solution.
- Where you are already taking prescribed medicine, your doctor should be advised when additional OTC remedies - herbal or chemical are taken. Your doctor should be consulted before stopping the prescribed treatment.
- Over the counter (OTC) herbal medicines are generally known for being free from unwelcome side effects. If by any chance you notice a problem, the advice is to stop taking the product and consult a health professional.
- All medicines should be kept out of the hands of children.
- Do not use after the 'use by' date that is indicated on the product.

Potters have been in business since 1812 and are one of the Country's leading suppliers of herbal medicines. Based in Wigan, Lancashire, Potters produces a range of 135 licensed herbal medicines. Licensed medicines mean you are buying herbal medicines which meet Government safety and efficacy regulations. To obtain a licence each product has had to demonstrate its safety quality and efficacy. In order to ensure this, everything is manufactured to pharmaceutical standards in sites that are quality assured by the Government Medical Inspectorate. In addition, Potters manufacture and / or distribute a quality range of single herbs.
Some of these are sold to herbalists as bulk products, the rest - some 75 - are sold as branded products to the general public.
With nearly two hundered years of specialist experience to call on, Potters are regularly consulted by national and international bodies and medical organisations on matters relating to every aspect of herbal medicines. This unique experience is also available to all our customers.