Sirupus Pini compositus – a medicine – a syrup with pine, fennel and greater celandine extracts and codeine, 150 g.
- Used as: a cough suppressant and expectorant; as an adjunct in the treatment of inflammatory diseases of the upper respiratory tract associated with a dry, tormenting cough
- Dose: adults and adolescents from 12 years 1 tablespoon (15 ml) 3 times a day
- Warning: if you do not feel better or feel worse after 3–5 days, consult a doctor
- Contains codeine phosphate, ethanol and sucrose
View in the official register ›
Adults and adolescents from 12 years: 15 ml (1 tablespoon) 3 times a day after meals. In older people the dose may need to be reduced – consult a doctor.
Do not use: in children under 12; during pregnancy and breastfeeding; in bronchial asthma or a tendency to bronchospasm, acute respiratory failure or liver damage; if codeine is converted to morphine very quickly in your body; together with benzodiazepines or sleeping pills (barbiturates). Not recommended for adolescents with breathing problems.
Consult a doctor: if there is no improvement or your condition worsens after 3–5 days; in liver or kidney failure, arrhythmia, myasthenia, gallstones or an enlarged prostate; if you take other medicines (opioids, antidepressants, ciprofloxacin, etc.). Stop use and consult a doctor immediately if breathing becomes slow or shallow, confusion or severe drowsiness occurs, or the pupils narrow. Long-term use may cause dependence; may affect your ability to drive.
Contains codeine, sucrose (12 g per 15 ml dose) and alcohol (840 mg per 15 ml dose).
Full package leaflet (in Latvian): in the medicines register (link “View in official registers”).
Herbapol Lublin S.A., ul. Diamentowa 25, 20-471 Lublin, Poland
View in the official register ›
