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What Is Calamine Lotion and How Can It Help Your Skin?
Calamine lotion has been a trusted staple in UK medicine cabinets for generations — and for good reason. Care Calamine Lotion 200ml is a simple, effective topical preparation used to relieve itching, irritation, and discomfort caused by a range of common skin complaints. Whether you're dealing with the relentless itch of chicken pox, the sting of an insect bite, or the soreness of mild sunburn, this lotion offers gentle, fast-acting relief. You can browse our full range of skin care products if you're looking for additional support for your skin.
At just £2.15 for a 200ml bottle, it's one of the most affordable and accessible over-the-counter remedies available. No prescription needed. No fuss. Just straightforward relief when your skin needs it most.
How Does Care Calamine Lotion Work on Irritated Skin?
The lotion works through a combination of two active ingredients — calamine and zinc oxide — each playing a distinct role in soothing the skin.
- Calamine (15% w/v): As the lotion evaporates from the skin's surface, it produces a gentle cooling effect. This sensation helps to counteract the urge to scratch, providing temporary but meaningful itch relief.
- Zinc oxide (5% w/v): This ingredient acts as a mild astringent and has gentle antiseptic properties. It helps to calm redness and reduce inflammation on the surface of the skin.
- Combined effect: Together, these ingredients create a protective, soothing layer on the skin that eases discomfort without the need for steroids or antihistamines.
It's worth noting that calamine lotion doesn't treat the underlying cause of a skin condition — it manages the symptoms. If your rash or irritation persists beyond a few days, or worsens, it's always worth speaking to a pharmacist or GP.
Who Is Care Calamine Lotion Suitable For?
This lotion is suitable for most adults and children. It's particularly useful for anyone experiencing temporary skin irritation from everyday causes. That said, it's always sensible to check with a pharmacist if you're unsure whether it's right for you or your child.
- Children and adults with chicken pox (to relieve itching)
- Anyone with insect bites or stings causing localised itching
- People with mild sunburn or heat rash
- Those experiencing irritation from contact with plants such as nettles
How Does Care Calamine Lotion Compare to Other Itch Relief Options?
| Feature | Care Calamine Lotion | Hydrocortisone Cream (1%) |
|---|---|---|
| Active ingredient | Calamine 15%, Zinc Oxide 5% | Hydrocortisone 1% |
| Suitable for chicken pox | Yes | No — not recommended |
| Steroid-free | Yes | No |
| Suitable for children | Yes (all ages, with care) | Not under 10 without advice |
| Price (approx.) | £2.15 / 200ml | £2.50–£5.00 / 15–30g |
Is Care Calamine Lotion Safe to Store at Home?
Yes — this lotion is straightforward to store safely at home. Keep it below 25°C, away from direct sunlight, and out of reach of children. The 200ml bottle is compact enough to sit in a bathroom cabinet or first aid kit without taking up much space. If you're building up a home first aid kit, you might also find our first aid collection useful for other essentials.
Do not use the lotion after the expiry date printed on the bottle. If the lotion has separated significantly or changed in appearance, do not use it — contact your pharmacist for advice.
This product is a medicine. Speak to your doctor or pharmacist before using if you have an underlying medical condition or are taking other medicines.
Care Calamine Lotion 200ml specifications
| Treatment category | Skin care / Itch relief |
| Mechanism of action | Cooling evaporation effect; mild astringent and antiseptic action via zinc oxide |
| Effective for | Itching from chicken pox, insect bites, sunburn, heat rash, nettle rash |
| Suitable for | Adults and children |
| Active ingredient | Calamine 15% w/v, Zinc Oxide 5% w/v |
| Pack size | 200ml |
| UK classification | General Sale List (GSL) |
| Drug class | Topical skin preparation |
| Preparation | Lotion |
| Route of administration | Topical (applied to skin) |
Specifications of Care Calamine Lotion 200ml
What Is Care Calamine Lotion and What Is It Used For?
Care Calamine Lotion is a topical, steroid-free skin preparation containing calamine 15% w/v and zinc oxide 5% w/v. It is used to relieve the itching and discomfort associated with a variety of common skin conditions. The NHS recommends calamine lotion as one of the first-line options for managing the itch of chicken pox, particularly in children. It can also be used for insect bites and stings, mild sunburn, heat rash, and irritation caused by contact with plants like nettles.
It is available over the counter without a prescription and is classified as a General Sale List (GSL) medicine in the UK, meaning it can be purchased from pharmacies and general retailers.
What Do You Need to Know Before Using Care Calamine Lotion?
Before applying this lotion, there are a few important things to be aware of. It is generally very safe, but certain situations call for extra caution.
Do not use this product if:
- You are allergic to calamine, zinc oxide, or any other ingredient in the lotion
- The skin is severely broken, infected, or weeping — seek medical advice first
- You are applying it near the eyes or mucous membranes
Take care and speak to a pharmacist if:
- You are pregnant or breastfeeding — while topical use is generally considered low risk, it's always best to check
- You are using it on a baby under 12 months old
- The affected area is large or the skin condition is worsening
Drug interactions:
- No significant drug interactions are known for topically applied calamine lotion
- Avoid applying alongside other topical preparations to the same area without pharmacist advice, as this may affect absorption or cause irritation
How Should You Use Care Calamine Lotion?
Using this lotion correctly makes a real difference to how effective it is. Always shake the bottle well before use, as the ingredients can settle and separate on standing.
- Shake the bottle thoroughly before each use
- Pour a small amount onto a clean cotton wool pad or soft cloth
- Gently dab — do not rub — the lotion onto the affected area of skin
- Allow the lotion to dry naturally on the skin; do not cover immediately with tight clothing or bandages
- Repeat as needed throughout the day to manage itching
- Wash your hands after application unless the hands themselves are the treated area
| Indication | Age Group | Dose | Frequency |
|---|---|---|---|
| Chicken pox itch | Children & adults | Apply to affected areas | As needed, several times daily |
| Insect bites/stings | Adults & children | Apply to bite site | As needed |
| Mild sunburn | Adults & children | Apply to affected skin | As needed |
| Heat rash / nettle rash | Adults & children | Apply to affected areas | As needed |
If you're looking for additional topical treatments to complement your skin care routine, our range of creams and ointments includes a variety of options for different skin concerns.
What Are the Possible Side Effects of Care Calamine Lotion?
Calamine lotion is well tolerated by most people. Serious side effects are rare. However, as with any medicine, some people may experience unwanted effects.
Common side effects:
- Mild skin dryness at the site of application — this is due to the astringent nature of zinc oxide
- A temporary white residue left on the skin as the lotion dries
Less common side effects:
- Localised skin irritation or redness at the application site
- Allergic skin reaction (contact dermatitis) — rare, but stop use immediately if this occurs
If you notice any unexpected skin reaction, swelling, or worsening of your symptoms, stop using the lotion and speak to your pharmacist or GP promptly.
How Should You Store Care Calamine Lotion?
Proper storage keeps the lotion effective and safe to use throughout its shelf life. For families managing chicken pox or keeping a well-stocked first aid kit — including items from our baby and toddler range — it's worth knowing how to store this product correctly.
- Store below 25°C in a cool, dry place
- Keep away from direct sunlight and heat sources
- Keep the bottle tightly closed when not in use
- Keep out of the sight and reach of children
- Do not use after the expiry date printed on the bottle
- Do not dispose of medicines via wastewater or household waste — return unused medicine to your pharmacy
References
- https://www.nhs.uk/conditions/chickenpox/
- https://www.nhs.uk/conditions/insect-bites-and-stings/
- https://www.nhs.uk/conditions/sunburn/
- https://www.nhs.uk/conditions/heat-rash-prickly-heat/
- https://www.nhs.uk/conditions/rashes-babies-and-children/
- https://bnf.nice.org.uk/drugs/calamine/
Written and reviewed by our qualified team
Your safety and success are our highest priorities. Our medical team rigorously evaluates every product and piece of advice we provide, ensuring you receive only the most effective, science-backed solutions available.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where can I buy calamine lotion online in the UK?
You can buy Care Calamine Lotion 200ml directly from Cured Pharmacy online for just £2.15, with no prescription required. It's a General Sale List medicine, so it's available without any clinical consultation. Simply add it to your basket and it will be dispatched promptly to your address.
How does calamine lotion work to relieve itching?
Calamine lotion works primarily through a cooling evaporation effect — as the liquid dries on your skin, it draws heat away and creates a sensation that distracts from the itch. The zinc oxide in the formula also acts as a mild astringent, helping to calm redness and reduce surface inflammation. Together, these two ingredients provide temporary but effective itch relief without the need for steroids.
How do I apply Care Calamine Lotion step by step?
Start by shaking the bottle well, as the lotion can separate on standing. Pour a small amount onto a cotton wool pad and gently dab it onto the itchy or irritated area — avoid rubbing, as this can worsen irritation. Allow the lotion to dry naturally on the skin before dressing or covering the area.
How often can I apply calamine lotion each day?
You can apply calamine lotion as often as needed throughout the day to manage itching — there is no strict maximum number of applications for most people. That said, if you find you need to apply it very frequently and your symptoms are not improving, it's worth speaking to a pharmacist. Always follow the instructions on the product packaging.
Is calamine lotion safe for children with chicken pox?
Yes — the NHS specifically recommends calamine lotion as a way to help relieve the itching caused by chicken pox in children. Apply it gently to the spots using a cotton wool pad, taking care to avoid the eyes and mouth. If your child is under 12 months old, speak to your pharmacist or GP before use.
Can I use calamine lotion on insect bites and stings?
Yes, calamine lotion is one of the remedies recommended by the NHS for soothing the itch and discomfort of insect bites and stings. Apply a small amount to the affected area and allow it to dry. If you experience signs of a severe allergic reaction — such as swelling of the face, difficulty breathing, or dizziness — seek emergency medical help immediately.
Can I use calamine lotion on sunburn?
Yes, calamine lotion can be applied to mild sunburn to help cool and soothe the skin. The NHS advises cooling sunburned skin and using soothing preparations to ease discomfort. For severe sunburn with blistering, fever, or chills, seek medical advice rather than relying on self-treatment alone.
What are the side effects of Care Calamine Lotion?
Care Calamine Lotion is generally very well tolerated, and serious side effects are uncommon. Some people may notice mild skin dryness or a white residue as the lotion dries — both are normal. Rarely, a localised allergic skin reaction may occur; if this happens, stop using the lotion and speak to your pharmacist.
Who should not use calamine lotion?
You should avoid using calamine lotion if you are allergic to any of its ingredients, including calamine or zinc oxide. It should not be applied to severely broken, infected, or weeping skin without medical advice first. Always keep it away from the eyes and mucous membranes.
Is calamine lotion safe to use during pregnancy?
Topical calamine lotion is generally considered low risk during pregnancy, as very little is absorbed through the skin. However, as with any medicine during pregnancy, it's always best to speak to your midwife, GP, or pharmacist before use. They can advise you based on your individual circumstances.
What are the alternatives to calamine lotion for itchy skin?
Alternatives depend on the cause of your itching. For inflammatory skin conditions, a pharmacist may suggest a mild hydrocortisone cream; for insect bites, antihistamine creams or oral antihistamines may help. You can explore our wider range of skin care products for other options suited to your needs.
How long can I keep using calamine lotion?
Calamine lotion is intended for short-term symptomatic relief — most conditions it treats, such as chicken pox or insect bites, resolve within a week or two. If your symptoms persist beyond this time or worsen, stop using the lotion and consult your GP or pharmacist. Do not use the lotion beyond its printed expiry date.
Does calamine lotion interact with other medicines?
No significant drug interactions are known for topically applied calamine lotion. However, avoid applying it to the same area as other topical preparations at the same time without pharmacist advice, as this could affect how each product works. If you are using prescription skin treatments, check with your pharmacist before combining them.
What is the latest research on calamine lotion?
Calamine lotion has a long-established safety and efficacy record as a topical antipruritic (anti-itch) agent, and it continues to be recommended by the NHS for conditions such as chicken pox and insect bites. While it is not the subject of cutting-edge clinical trials, its ingredients — calamine and zinc oxide — are well-characterised and their mechanisms are clearly understood. No new safety concerns have emerged in recent years.
Can calamine lotion be used alongside antihistamines for chicken pox?
Yes — calamine lotion and oral antihistamines are sometimes used together to manage the itch of chicken pox, particularly in children who are struggling to sleep. The NHS notes that a non-drowsy antihistamine may be used during the day, while a sedating antihistamine may be considered at night for children over one year. Always speak to a pharmacist before combining treatments, and you can also explore our allergy and hay fever range for suitable antihistamine options.
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What Is Calamine Lotion and How Can It Help Your Skin?
Calamine lotion has been a trusted staple in UK medicine cabinets for generations — and for good reason. Care Calamine Lotion 200ml is a simple, effective topical preparation used to relieve itching, irritation, and discomfort caused by a range of common skin complaints. Whether you're dealing with the relentless itch of chicken pox, the sting of an insect bite, or the soreness of mild sunburn, this lotion offers gentle, fast-acting relief. You can browse our full range of skin care products if you're looking for additional support for your skin.
At just £2.15 for a 200ml bottle, it's one of the most affordable and accessible over-the-counter remedies available. No prescription needed. No fuss. Just straightforward relief when your skin needs it most.
How Does Care Calamine Lotion Work on Irritated Skin?
The lotion works through a combination of two active ingredients — calamine and zinc oxide — each playing a distinct role in soothing the skin.
- Calamine (15% w/v): As the lotion evaporates from the skin's surface, it produces a gentle cooling effect. This sensation helps to counteract the urge to scratch, providing temporary but meaningful itch relief.
- Zinc oxide (5% w/v): This ingredient acts as a mild astringent and has gentle antiseptic properties. It helps to calm redness and reduce inflammation on the surface of the skin.
- Combined effect: Together, these ingredients create a protective, soothing layer on the skin that eases discomfort without the need for steroids or antihistamines.
It's worth noting that calamine lotion doesn't treat the underlying cause of a skin condition — it manages the symptoms. If your rash or irritation persists beyond a few days, or worsens, it's always worth speaking to a pharmacist or GP.
Who Is Care Calamine Lotion Suitable For?
This lotion is suitable for most adults and children. It's particularly useful for anyone experiencing temporary skin irritation from everyday causes. That said, it's always sensible to check with a pharmacist if you're unsure whether it's right for you or your child.
- Children and adults with chicken pox (to relieve itching)
- Anyone with insect bites or stings causing localised itching
- People with mild sunburn or heat rash
- Those experiencing irritation from contact with plants such as nettles
How Does Care Calamine Lotion Compare to Other Itch Relief Options?
| Feature | Care Calamine Lotion | Hydrocortisone Cream (1%) |
|---|---|---|
| Active ingredient | Calamine 15%, Zinc Oxide 5% | Hydrocortisone 1% |
| Suitable for chicken pox | Yes | No — not recommended |
| Steroid-free | Yes | No |
| Suitable for children | Yes (all ages, with care) | Not under 10 without advice |
| Price (approx.) | £2.15 / 200ml | £2.50–£5.00 / 15–30g |
Is Care Calamine Lotion Safe to Store at Home?
Yes — this lotion is straightforward to store safely at home. Keep it below 25°C, away from direct sunlight, and out of reach of children. The 200ml bottle is compact enough to sit in a bathroom cabinet or first aid kit without taking up much space. If you're building up a home first aid kit, you might also find our first aid collection useful for other essentials.
Do not use the lotion after the expiry date printed on the bottle. If the lotion has separated significantly or changed in appearance, do not use it — contact your pharmacist for advice.
This product is a medicine. Speak to your doctor or pharmacist before using if you have an underlying medical condition or are taking other medicines.
Care Calamine Lotion 200ml specifications
| Treatment category | Skin care / Itch relief |
| Mechanism of action | Cooling evaporation effect; mild astringent and antiseptic action via zinc oxide |
| Effective for | Itching from chicken pox, insect bites, sunburn, heat rash, nettle rash |
| Suitable for | Adults and children |
| Active ingredient | Calamine 15% w/v, Zinc Oxide 5% w/v |
| Pack size | 200ml |
| UK classification | General Sale List (GSL) |
| Drug class | Topical skin preparation |
| Preparation | Lotion |
| Route of administration | Topical (applied to skin) |
Specifications of Care Calamine Lotion 200ml
What Is Care Calamine Lotion and What Is It Used For?
Care Calamine Lotion is a topical, steroid-free skin preparation containing calamine 15% w/v and zinc oxide 5% w/v. It is used to relieve the itching and discomfort associated with a variety of common skin conditions. The NHS recommends calamine lotion as one of the first-line options for managing the itch of chicken pox, particularly in children. It can also be used for insect bites and stings, mild sunburn, heat rash, and irritation caused by contact with plants like nettles.
It is available over the counter without a prescription and is classified as a General Sale List (GSL) medicine in the UK, meaning it can be purchased from pharmacies and general retailers.
What Do You Need to Know Before Using Care Calamine Lotion?
Before applying this lotion, there are a few important things to be aware of. It is generally very safe, but certain situations call for extra caution.
Do not use this product if:
- You are allergic to calamine, zinc oxide, or any other ingredient in the lotion
- The skin is severely broken, infected, or weeping — seek medical advice first
- You are applying it near the eyes or mucous membranes
Take care and speak to a pharmacist if:
- You are pregnant or breastfeeding — while topical use is generally considered low risk, it's always best to check
- You are using it on a baby under 12 months old
- The affected area is large or the skin condition is worsening
Drug interactions:
- No significant drug interactions are known for topically applied calamine lotion
- Avoid applying alongside other topical preparations to the same area without pharmacist advice, as this may affect absorption or cause irritation
How Should You Use Care Calamine Lotion?
Using this lotion correctly makes a real difference to how effective it is. Always shake the bottle well before use, as the ingredients can settle and separate on standing.
- Shake the bottle thoroughly before each use
- Pour a small amount onto a clean cotton wool pad or soft cloth
- Gently dab — do not rub — the lotion onto the affected area of skin
- Allow the lotion to dry naturally on the skin; do not cover immediately with tight clothing or bandages
- Repeat as needed throughout the day to manage itching
- Wash your hands after application unless the hands themselves are the treated area
| Indication | Age Group | Dose | Frequency |
|---|---|---|---|
| Chicken pox itch | Children & adults | Apply to affected areas | As needed, several times daily |
| Insect bites/stings | Adults & children | Apply to bite site | As needed |
| Mild sunburn | Adults & children | Apply to affected skin | As needed |
| Heat rash / nettle rash | Adults & children | Apply to affected areas | As needed |
If you're looking for additional topical treatments to complement your skin care routine, our range of creams and ointments includes a variety of options for different skin concerns.
What Are the Possible Side Effects of Care Calamine Lotion?
Calamine lotion is well tolerated by most people. Serious side effects are rare. However, as with any medicine, some people may experience unwanted effects.
Common side effects:
- Mild skin dryness at the site of application — this is due to the astringent nature of zinc oxide
- A temporary white residue left on the skin as the lotion dries
Less common side effects:
- Localised skin irritation or redness at the application site
- Allergic skin reaction (contact dermatitis) — rare, but stop use immediately if this occurs
If you notice any unexpected skin reaction, swelling, or worsening of your symptoms, stop using the lotion and speak to your pharmacist or GP promptly.
How Should You Store Care Calamine Lotion?
Proper storage keeps the lotion effective and safe to use throughout its shelf life. For families managing chicken pox or keeping a well-stocked first aid kit — including items from our baby and toddler range — it's worth knowing how to store this product correctly.
- Store below 25°C in a cool, dry place
- Keep away from direct sunlight and heat sources
- Keep the bottle tightly closed when not in use
- Keep out of the sight and reach of children
- Do not use after the expiry date printed on the bottle
- Do not dispose of medicines via wastewater or household waste — return unused medicine to your pharmacy
References
- https://www.nhs.uk/conditions/chickenpox/
- https://www.nhs.uk/conditions/insect-bites-and-stings/
- https://www.nhs.uk/conditions/sunburn/
- https://www.nhs.uk/conditions/heat-rash-prickly-heat/
- https://www.nhs.uk/conditions/rashes-babies-and-children/
- https://bnf.nice.org.uk/drugs/calamine/
Written and reviewed by our qualified team
Your safety and success are our highest priorities. Our medical team rigorously evaluates every product and piece of advice we provide, ensuring you receive only the most effective, science-backed solutions available.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where can I buy calamine lotion online in the UK?
You can buy Care Calamine Lotion 200ml directly from Cured Pharmacy online for just £2.15, with no prescription required. It's a General Sale List medicine, so it's available without any clinical consultation. Simply add it to your basket and it will be dispatched promptly to your address.
How does calamine lotion work to relieve itching?
Calamine lotion works primarily through a cooling evaporation effect — as the liquid dries on your skin, it draws heat away and creates a sensation that distracts from the itch. The zinc oxide in the formula also acts as a mild astringent, helping to calm redness and reduce surface inflammation. Together, these two ingredients provide temporary but effective itch relief without the need for steroids.
How do I apply Care Calamine Lotion step by step?
Start by shaking the bottle well, as the lotion can separate on standing. Pour a small amount onto a cotton wool pad and gently dab it onto the itchy or irritated area — avoid rubbing, as this can worsen irritation. Allow the lotion to dry naturally on the skin before dressing or covering the area.
How often can I apply calamine lotion each day?
You can apply calamine lotion as often as needed throughout the day to manage itching — there is no strict maximum number of applications for most people. That said, if you find you need to apply it very frequently and your symptoms are not improving, it's worth speaking to a pharmacist. Always follow the instructions on the product packaging.
Is calamine lotion safe for children with chicken pox?
Yes — the NHS specifically recommends calamine lotion as a way to help relieve the itching caused by chicken pox in children. Apply it gently to the spots using a cotton wool pad, taking care to avoid the eyes and mouth. If your child is under 12 months old, speak to your pharmacist or GP before use.
Can I use calamine lotion on insect bites and stings?
Yes, calamine lotion is one of the remedies recommended by the NHS for soothing the itch and discomfort of insect bites and stings. Apply a small amount to the affected area and allow it to dry. If you experience signs of a severe allergic reaction — such as swelling of the face, difficulty breathing, or dizziness — seek emergency medical help immediately.
Can I use calamine lotion on sunburn?
Yes, calamine lotion can be applied to mild sunburn to help cool and soothe the skin. The NHS advises cooling sunburned skin and using soothing preparations to ease discomfort. For severe sunburn with blistering, fever, or chills, seek medical advice rather than relying on self-treatment alone.
What are the side effects of Care Calamine Lotion?
Care Calamine Lotion is generally very well tolerated, and serious side effects are uncommon. Some people may notice mild skin dryness or a white residue as the lotion dries — both are normal. Rarely, a localised allergic skin reaction may occur; if this happens, stop using the lotion and speak to your pharmacist.
Who should not use calamine lotion?
You should avoid using calamine lotion if you are allergic to any of its ingredients, including calamine or zinc oxide. It should not be applied to severely broken, infected, or weeping skin without medical advice first. Always keep it away from the eyes and mucous membranes.
Is calamine lotion safe to use during pregnancy?
Topical calamine lotion is generally considered low risk during pregnancy, as very little is absorbed through the skin. However, as with any medicine during pregnancy, it's always best to speak to your midwife, GP, or pharmacist before use. They can advise you based on your individual circumstances.
What are the alternatives to calamine lotion for itchy skin?
Alternatives depend on the cause of your itching. For inflammatory skin conditions, a pharmacist may suggest a mild hydrocortisone cream; for insect bites, antihistamine creams or oral antihistamines may help. You can explore our wider range of skin care products for other options suited to your needs.
How long can I keep using calamine lotion?
Calamine lotion is intended for short-term symptomatic relief — most conditions it treats, such as chicken pox or insect bites, resolve within a week or two. If your symptoms persist beyond this time or worsen, stop using the lotion and consult your GP or pharmacist. Do not use the lotion beyond its printed expiry date.
Does calamine lotion interact with other medicines?
No significant drug interactions are known for topically applied calamine lotion. However, avoid applying it to the same area as other topical preparations at the same time without pharmacist advice, as this could affect how each product works. If you are using prescription skin treatments, check with your pharmacist before combining them.
What is the latest research on calamine lotion?
Calamine lotion has a long-established safety and efficacy record as a topical antipruritic (anti-itch) agent, and it continues to be recommended by the NHS for conditions such as chicken pox and insect bites. While it is not the subject of cutting-edge clinical trials, its ingredients — calamine and zinc oxide — are well-characterised and their mechanisms are clearly understood. No new safety concerns have emerged in recent years.
Can calamine lotion be used alongside antihistamines for chicken pox?
Yes — calamine lotion and oral antihistamines are sometimes used together to manage the itch of chicken pox, particularly in children who are struggling to sleep. The NHS notes that a non-drowsy antihistamine may be used during the day, while a sedating antihistamine may be considered at night for children over one year. Always speak to a pharmacist before combining treatments, and you can also explore our allergy and hay fever range for suitable antihistamine options.
