This product contains salicylates. Talk to your doctor before taking this product with Aspirin or other salicylates. Label warnings: Do not exceed the stated dose. Consult your doctor or dentist before use if you are in the first or second trimester of pregnancy or when symptoms persist for more than seven days. Keep out of the reach of children.

Massage approximately one centimetre (half an inch) of bonjela onto the sore area. This can be repeated after 3 hours.Reye's syndrome is a very rare disease that affects the brain and liver. It is a serious illness that can be fatal. That is why precautions are in place for those aged 16 and under 16s to not use products that contain ingredients that could have an association with Reye's syndrome. This medicine contains less than 1 mmol sodium (23 mg) in each dose, that is to say essentially 'sodium-free'. Taking care of your oral health can help reduce the possibility of mouth ulcers. It is recommended for people to maintain an oral hygiene routine, have a good diet, and make regular dentist visits to prevent problems in the mouth. Mouth ulcers are a common condition that generally heal themselves within one or two weeks. Though they can cause discomfort, mouth ulcers are generally not serious and there are a range of products that could help to relieve your symptoms.

Bonjela Adult is a product for those who are over the age of 16; it is used to relieve the pain, discomfort and inflammation that is caused by common mouth ulcers and other conditions. This product can also be used to effectively relieve symptoms of discomfort caused by cold sores, dentures and sore spots.This medicine contains fragrance with d-limonene, anisyl alcohol and linalool. d-Limonene, anisyl alcohol and linalool may cause allergic reactions. allergic to salicylates, Asprin or other NSAIDs (e.g. ibuprofen), or to any other ingredients in this product (see section 6) Using Bonjela while pregnant or trying to conceive is not known to be harmful, but it’s always worth speaking to your doctor or pharmacist beforehand. They’ll likely suggest that you avoid using the product towards the end of a pregnancy because salicylates can increase the risk of bleeding.

Bonjela offer products formulated to treat and relieve the pain of mouth ulcers. They also create products that are used to help with teething problems. Their product range includes Bonjela Adult, Bonjela Junior Gel, and Bonjela Soothing Teething Gel. This range is available to children over 5 months and adults. The gel’s ingredients include Lidocaine Hydrochloride (which is a local anaesthetic that can relieve pain) and Cetylpyridinium Chloride (which is an antiseptic that helps in the prevention of infections). This treatment is intended for individuals over the age of 16. It isn’t safe for children or adolescents under 16 years of age due to a possible link between the active ingredients and Reye’s syndrome, a very rare and potentially-fatal disease affecting the brain and liver.Tell your doctor or pharmacist if you are taking, have recently taken or might take any other medicines. Salicylates may increase the effect of blood thinning medicines (anticoagulants) and can decrease the effect of medicines to treat gout (uricosurics) such as probenic acid, benzbromarone. Adults aged 16 and over should gently massage approximately 1cm of Bonjela adult gel or Bonjela cool mint gel into the sore area of the mouth using a clean fingertip. Leave at least three hours between applications. Bonjela is only suitable for certain people and conditions. You must always read the leaflet of any Bonjela product to see if it is the right product for you. If in any doubt, you should always ask your doctor or pharmacist. Bonjela Adult Gel is commonly used for the effective relief from mouth ulcers and is sugar free. What's in Bonjela Adult? Bonjela is not known to be harmful when used by pregnant women, providing the recommended dose is not exceeded. However it's best to avoid using it towards the end of the pregnancy because salicylates are known to increase the risk of bleeding. Get medical advice from your doctor or pharmacist before using any medicine during pregnancy.