Decatylen Lozenges 10s (Strip)

Decatylen Lozenges combine dequalinium chloride, an antiseptic, with cinchocaine hydrochloride, a local anaesthetic, in a sugar-free lozenge designed to dissolve slowly in the mouth. Because the lozenge numbs the area slightly as it dissolves, some people notice a mild tingling or numbing sensation in the mouth or throat, and occasionally mild nausea if several are used close together. Since the lozenges contain sorbitol, a small number of people may notice mild stomach upset or loose stools if used in larger amounts. These are generally very well tolerated and don't tend to irritate the mouth lining. If symptoms don't improve within about a week of use, it's a good idea to check in with a doctor rather than continuing indefinitely.

Adults and children over 12 years typically dissolve one lozenge every 2 hours as needed, reducing to one every 3–4 hours as symptoms ease, unless your doctor advises otherwise.

• Mild tingling or numbing sensation in the mouth
• Mild nausea (with frequent use)
• Loose stools or stomach upset (related to sorbitol content)
• Altered taste
• Allergic mouth reaction (rare)

Store below 25–30°C in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight, in the original packaging. Keep out of reach of children.

• Let the lozenge dissolve slowly rather than chewing it
• Avoid eating or drinking immediately after use
• Don't exceed the recommended number of lozenges per day
• See a doctor if symptoms persist beyond about a week
• Store away from bathroom humidity and direct sunlight
• Keep out of reach of children given the pleasant flavour

Allow one lozenge to dissolve slowly in the mouth rather than chewing or swallowing it whole, repeating as directed through the day. Avoid eating or drinking immediately afterward to let the lozenge work.

Decatylen Lozenges are generally stable for around 2–3 years from manufacture when kept sealed and stored properly. Check the expiry date on the packaging before use.

Dequalinium chloride 0.25mg and cinchocaine hydrochloride 0.03mg per lozenge.

These lozenges should not be used by anyone with a known hypersensitivity to dequalinium chloride, cinchocaine, or other local anaesthetics, and caution is advised in people with hereditary fructose intolerance due to the sorbitol content.

As a locally acting lozenge, systemic interactions are minimal, but using multiple throat or mouth products at the same time may increase the risk of local irritation, so spacing different products apart is generally sensible. Avoid eating or drinking right after use to allow the lozenge to take effect.

Can Decatylen Lozenges be delivered to Singapore from your Malaysia-based pharmacy?
Yes, we deliver to Singapore, subject to standard verification and applicable cross-border regulations for this product category.

Do I need a prescription to buy these lozenges?
Decatylen is generally available without a prescription in many markets, though our platform will confirm eligibility for your location.

How can I verify that the lozenges I receive are authentic?
All our stock is sourced from authorised distributors, with verifiable batch numbers and intact packaging on every pack.

What is the typical delivery time to Singapore?
Delivery timing depends on courier and customs processing, with an estimate shown at checkout.

How should these lozenges be stored in a humid climate?
Store below 30°C, away from direct sunlight and humid areas like bathrooms.

Is it safe to buy throat lozenges like this from an online pharmacy?
Yes, provided the pharmacy sources from authorised distributors and verifies authenticity, as we do for every order.

What should I do if the packaging looks tampered with on arrival?
Contact our customer support team immediately with your order number and photos for assistance.