CODEPECT
Distinctive treatment of dry or irritable cough
CODEPECT
Distinctive treatment of dry or irritable cough
Codepect is a cough suppressant for dry cough that causes insomnia and helps in removing mucus by drying the respiratory secretions.
Available in
Thailand, Vietnam
Codepect is the perfect combination to treat cough and upper respiratory tract infections, with essential ingredients such as codeine phosphate and glyceryl guaiacolate.
Codepect (Codeine) is a cough relief medication. The medication offers relief from cough and its symptoms with three pills per day. It effectively loosens the phlegm and increases the viscosity of bronchial secretions. Codepect also effectively treats cough caused by changes in the weather, cough due to wind, cough present in the night, runny nose, and flu. It also acts as a mild pain reliever.
- Contains an effective combination of codeine phosphate and glyceryl guaiacolate.
- Acts by drying the respiratory secretions.
- Helps treat cough and also acts as mild pain reliever.
Indication/When to use:
- For symptomatic relief of cough in upper respiratory tract infections.
How to use:
- Codepect is a soft capsule that can be taken thrice daily, one capsule at a time, or as directed by the physician.
Each softgel capsule contains:
- Codeine phosphate 10mg
- Glyceryl guaiacolate 100mg
Frequently asked questions
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Codepect is a soft capsule that contains codeine and glyceryl guaiacolate. Codeine helps in reducing dry cough and acts as a cough suppressant while glyceryl guaiacolate reduces the viscosity of respiratory secretions while increasing the cough reflex.
The most common side effects caused by Codepect are headache, dizziness, nausea, vomiting, low urination, fast or slow pulse, and fatigue.
Codepect is not recommended for women who are breastfeeding.
Codepect is not recommended for children with chronic respiratory illness, patients with liver diseases and respiratory failure, or children below 12 years who underwent tonsillectomy or adenoidectomy.
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