Bonjela

Bonjela

Manufacturer:

RB (Health)

Distributor:

Zuellig Pharma
Full Prescribing Info
Contents
Choline salicylate, cetalkonium chloride.
Description
Bonjela contains choline salicylate 8.7%, cetalkonium chloride 0.01% and also contains ethanol (33.45%), glycerol, menthol, hypromellose 4500, anise oil, sodium saccharin and water.
Action
Analgesic oral gel.
Indications/Uses
Relief of pain and discomfort in abrasions, ulcers and irritations of the gums, palate, cheek, tongue and lips. Herpes simplex; lesions of the nasal mucosa; glossitis, including that associated with broad-spectrum antibiotics; erythema multiforme and lichen planus (buccal and nasal lesions); infant teething disorders, denture irritation.
Dosage/Direction for Use
Adults and Children: Apply approximately 1 cm or enough gel to cover the fingertip every 3 hrs. Infants >4 months: For Teething Troubles: Apply ½ cm and massage onto the sore area every 3 hrs, before meals and at bedtime (a transient tingling may be felt on application). In the treatment of ulcers, the surface should first be wiped free of mucous, to enable the specially prepared base to adhere more firmly. In the treatment of chronic gingivitis, it may be applied with wood points.
Denture Sores: Massage approximately 1 cm gel onto the sore area and leave at least 30 mins before reinserting the dentures. Maximum of 6 doses/24 hr.
Contraindications
Bonjela should not be used for infants <4 months, or in patients with a history of salicylate sensitivity. Preparations containing aspirin should not be given to young children during treatment to avoid any risk of excessive salicylate levels.
Storage
Store below 30°C.
MIMS Class
Preparations for Oral Ulceration & Inflammation
ATC Classification
A01AD11 - various ; Belongs to the class of other agents for local oral treatment.
Presentation/Packing
Form
Bonjela oral gel
Packing/Price
15 g x 1's
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