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Forte Pharma Forte Rub Eucalyptus Syrup 200ml

Forte Pharma Forte Rub Eucalyptus Syrup 200ml

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Forte Pharma Rub Eucalyptus Syrup 200ml: for productive cough and cold

The Forte Pharma Rub Eucalyptus Syrup 200ml (also known as RinoRub) is a dietary supplement for productive cough and the common cold. The winter cold can affect the airways. Among the signs of a cold, we often encounter congested bronchi, which make breathing uncomfortable and bring up coughing with phlegm.

The formula combines eucalyptus essential oil with N-acetylcysteine, ivy extract, echinacea and zinc, to help with breathing, soothe coughing with phlegm and support the immune system.

What is N-acetylcysteine and ivy?

The N-acetylcysteine (NAC) is a derivative of the amino acid cysteine. It is one of the most well-known ingredients when the discussion is about phlegm, because it is associated with the liquefaction of mucus so that it can be expelled more easily with coughing. This is why it is often found in products for productive cough, i.e. the cough that "brings up" phlegm.

The ivy (Hedera helix) is the climbing plant that we see on walls and in gardens. Its leaves have been used for many years in herbal syrups for cough. Echinacea is one of the most popular herbs for the immune system in winter, while zinc is a trace element that the body needs in small amounts. At the center of the formula is eucalyptus, with its characteristic cool scent that is associated with free breathing.

Key ingredients and actions

  • Eucalyptus essential oil: helps to facilitate breathing and contributes to the normal function of the bronchi and lungs.
  • N-acetylcysteine: amino acid derivative.
  • Ivy extract.
  • Echinacea: supports the immune system.
  • Zinc.

Overall, the syrup helps in soothing the symptoms of cold and productive cough.

When to choose it

It is a suitable choice when the cold has "gone down" to the chest: coughing with phlegm, feeling of heaviness in the bronchi and uncomfortable breathing. The large bottle of 200ml is useful for the entire duration of a cold or for the home, when more than one family member is recovering. If your cough is mainly dry and irritating, ask your pharmacist which product in the range suits you best.

How to use it

Take 20 ml twice a day, preferably in the morning and at noon, with the measuring cap, so that the amount is accurate. With 40 ml per day, the 200ml bottle lasts for 5 days.

Precautions

  • Do not exceed the recommended daily dose.
  • Dietary supplements do not replace a balanced diet and a healthy lifestyle.
  • Keep out of reach of children.
  • In pregnancy, breastfeeding or taking medication, consult a doctor or pharmacist before use.
  • For use in children, consult the instructions on the packaging and the pediatrician.

Frequently asked questions

Is it for dry or productive cough?

The manufacturer recommends it for productive cough, i.e. cough with phlegm, and for cold symptoms.

What does NAC mean?

It is the abbreviation for N-acetylcysteine, an amino acid derivative contained in the formula.

What is the difference from Rinorub Eucalyptus Syrup 120ml?

The 120ml syrup contains eucalyptus, cinquefoil, chamomile and vitamins B6, C and D. This 200ml contains additionally N-acetylcysteine, ivy, echinacea and zinc, with emphasis on productive cough.

Does it say Rub or RinoRub?

The product appears under both names. It is the 200ml eucalyptus syrup of Forte Pharma.

How much should I take?

20 ml twice a day, in the morning and at noon, with the measuring cap. If the cough persists for more than a week or fever appears, consult a doctor.



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