Single dose treatment of threadworm. Combantrin combats threadworms and the rare worms, roundworm and hookworm, in just one hit. The dosage is tailored to treat your family, from babies of 6 months and over.

ACTIVE INGREDIENTS Each square contains 100mg Mebendazole.

DOSAGE One chocolate square, with or without food, will kill threadworm in adults and children from 2 years of age.

WARNINGS If pregnant consult your doctor prior to use. Do not give to children under 2 years of age. If roundworm, hookworm or whipworm are suspected seek medical advice. Free of gluten and artificial colours. Contains Lactose and sucrose. Purpose: Threadworms are highly contagious. They are easily spread by their tiny eggs being swallowed. The eggs can be transmitted through the air and breathed in. They can be picked off surfaces, such as door handles. They are then swallowed later when the fingers are placed in the mouth. The eggs stick together with a ""glue"" like substance which causes the itching sensation. When the infected area is scratched the eggs are transferred to the fingernails, then back to the mouth, continuing the cycle. There are often no symptoms but the common signs of threadworm infestation are persistant scratching of the bottom, restless sleep, loss of appetite and irritability.

Single dose treatment of threadworm. Combantrin combats threadworms and the rare worms, roundworm and hookworm, in just one hit. The dosage is tailored to treat your family, from babies of 6 months and over.

ACTIVE INGREDIENTS Each square contains 100mg Mebendazole.

DOSAGE One chocolate square, with or without food, will kill threadworm in adults and children from 2 years of age.

WARNINGS If pregnant consult your doctor prior to use. Do not give to children under 2 years of age. If roundworm, hookworm or whipworm are suspected seek medical advice. Free of gluten and artificial colours. Contains Lactose and sucrose. Purpose: Threadworms are highly contagious. They are easily spread by their tiny eggs being swallowed. The eggs can be transmitted through the air and breathed in. They can be picked off surfaces, such as door handles. They are then swallowed later when the fingers are placed in the mouth. The eggs stick together with a ""glue"" like substance which causes the itching sensation. When the infected area is scratched the eggs are transferred to the fingernails, then back to the mouth, continuing the cycle. There are often no symptoms but the common signs of threadworm infestation are persistant scratching of the bottom, restless sleep, loss of appetite and irritability.