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difflam spray  30ml
  • Relieves sore throat pain
  • Anti-inflammatory
  • Numbs and soothes

Difflam Spray

£7.9930ml sprayincluding the pharmacist review
Pack size
  1. You answer a few questions.Two to three minutes, no appointment.
  2. A pharmacist reviews your answers.The same day for orders before 3pm.
  3. We dispense and post it.In plain packaging.

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1h 20m 39s

10th October 2026

Works
Anti-inflammatoryNumbs & soothes
Used
Every 1.5-3 hoursSpray onto area
Suitable for
Adults & childrenUnder 6: weight-based dose
Form
Spray
From
£7.99
Dispatched
Same dayon working days before 3pm
HOW IT WORKS
Anti-inflammatory that numbs and soothes the throat
WARNING
Seek advice if symptoms worsen or do not improve
PHARMACY
Pharmacy medicine, sold after consultation

What is Difflam Spray?

Difflam Spray is a fast-acting throat spray used to relieve pain and inflammation in the mouth and throat. It contains the active ingredient benzydamine hydrochloride, which is an anti-inflammatory and analgesic, meaning it reduces swelling and pain.

What is Difflam Spray used for?

Difflam Spray is used to treat sore throats, mouth ulcers, gum inflammation, and discomfort following dental procedures. It helps to soothe pain and reduce inflammation, providing quick relief from irritation in the mouth and throat.

How to use Difflam Spray

Spray directly onto the affected area in the mouth or throat.

AgeDose
Under 6 Years oldOne puff per 4kg of body weight, up to four puffs per dose, every 1.5–3 hours.
Ages 6–12, including age 124 puffs, every 1.5 - 3 hours
Adults and children over 124-8 puffs, every 1.5 - 3 hours

After use, wipe the nozzle with a tissue to prevent blockage.
Stop using the spray if prolonged stinging occurs in the mouth or throat.
If the condition gets worse, or does not get better, speak to a pharmacist or doctor.
Avoid contact with the eyes.

Prime the pump as directed by the supplied leaflet before first use. Ask a pharmacist before use if you have asthma or an allergy to aspirin or another NSAID, or are pregnant or breastfeeding. Get urgent medical help for breathing difficulty or swelling of the face, tongue or throat.

Difflam Spray ingredients

Active ingredient: benzydamine hydrochloride 0.15% (1.5mg/ml).

Other ingredients: glycerol, saccharin, sodium bicarbonate, ethanol, methylhydroxybenzoate, mouthwash flavour, polysorbate 20 and purified water. Check the leaflet for ingredient warnings.

Difflam Spray side effects

Side effects are rare but may include numbness or tingling in the mouth, dry mouth, or a burning sensation. In some cases, allergic reactions such as rash or swelling may occur. If you notice any unusual reactions, stop using the spray and consult a healthcare professional.

How to store Difflam Spray

Store in a cool, dry place below 30°C. Keep out of reach of children and do not use after the expiry date.

Where to buy Difflam Spray

You can buy Difflam Spray from almost any pharmacy including online here at Hightown Pharmacy. As it is a pharmacy only medicine a short consultation with the pharmacist is required first to make sure this medication is suitable for you.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

  • Can I use Difflam Spray for a sore throat?

    Yes, Difflam Spray is designed to relieve the pain and inflammation of a sore throat, helping to soothe irritation quickly.

  • Can Difflam Spray be used after dental surgery?

    Yes, Difflam Spray is often used to reduce pain and inflammation following dental surgery or procedures. Follow your dentist's advice on how often to use it.

  • Can children use Difflam Spray?

    Children aged 6–12 use four puffs per dose. Below six, use one puff for each 4kg of body weight, up to four puffs per dose, every 1.5–3 hours. Ask a pharmacist to confirm your child’s weight-based dose and suitability.

Sources and further information

Reviews describe individual experiences of our pharmacy service and are not a guide to how a medicine will work for you. Reviews are collected and verified by Priorly and are published unedited. Suspected side effects should be reported through the MHRA Yellow Card scheme.

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