Before purchasing, make sure that this is the right product for the area you are travelling to. You can get this information at http://wwwnc.cdc.gov/travel/

Adults: Two 'Avloclor' tablets should be taken once a week, on the same day each week. Two 'Paludrine' tablets should be taken dally.
Children: Do not give to children under 1 year of age. The following single dose of 'Avloclor should be taken once a week on the same day each week, and the following single dose of 'Paludrine' should be taken daily.
'Avloclor' (on the same day each week) 'Paludrine' (at the same time each day):1 to 4 years Hall a tablet Halt a tablet,5 to 8 years One tablet One tablet, 9 to M years One and a hall tablets One and a half tablets,
Adults and Children: You should start the pack (taking both types of tablet) one week before entering the malarious area and continue during your stay and 4 weeks after leaving the area. Swallow the tablet (or part tablet) whole with a drink of water. after food. For a young child, the dose may be given crushed and mixed with milk, honey or jam.

Each Blister strip contains 2 Avloclor Tablets & 14 Paludrine Tablets

Each 'Paludnne' tablet contains Proguanil Hydrochlodde B.P. 100 mg. Each 'Avloclor' tablet contains Chloroqume Phosphate Ph. Eur 250 mg (equivalent to 155 mg of chloroquine base as the active ingredient.

Please read the enclosed leaflet which contains important information. Take medical advice on which anti-malarial drugs are appropriate. Before taking your medicine, tell your doctor or pharmacist if you: are allergic to chloroquine phosphate or any other ingredients. have ever had problems with your liver or kidneys. have ever been told you have porphyria (rare disease of blood pigment) or anyone in your family has it. have epilepsy, or a history of convulsions, or fits. have psoriasis (a scaly condition of the skin). are breast feeding, pregnant or suspect you are pregnant.
If you become ill when visiting a malarious or even up to a year after returning home seek medical advice. Keep all medicines away from children.

If you are unsure about your health condition always speak to a medical professional. All content on this website is for information purposes only and should not be taken as professional medical advice. Always read the label prior to using any product.