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AAA Sore Throat Spray 60 doses

AAA Sore Throat Spray is for the fast relief of symptoms of pain associated with sore throat and minor infections. The active ingredient is Benzocaine 1.5mg BP in a specially designed sray bottle to target the areas affected.

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