Bacterial Infections
Bacterial Infections can cause discomfort and affect wellbeing. The catalogue here covers Amoxicillin, Clavulanic Acid, Roxithromycin and related products that may be prescribed to manage it. Medicines such as Amoxicillin and Clavulanic Acid feature in this group.
Vibramycin
100mg
Indicated to address bacterial and intracellular infections to manage systemic health and support pathogen clearance.
Erythromycin Tablets
250mg · 500mg
Utilised to manage bacterial tissue colonisations to alleviate clinical symptoms and support metabolic resolution.
Ampicillin Tablets
250mg · 500mg
Intended to relieve bacterial proliferation to support recovery and mitigate infection severity.
Minocycline Tablets
50mg · 100mg
Utilised to manage systemic and dermal bacterial infections to alleviate pustular breakouts and support tissue health.
Clindamycin Tablets
150mg · 300mg
Intended to relieve bacterial proliferation to support tissues during recovery and target anaerobic microflora.
Cefaclor Tablets
250mg · 500mg
Developed to mitigate bacterial tissue colonisations to support disease resolution and target cell wall integrity.
Roxithromycin Tablets
150mg
Utilised to manage systemic and respiratory bacterial pathogens to alleviate clinical disease and support tissue recovery.
Review product labelling and speak with a healthcare professional before treatment decisions.
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