Healthy Travel Tips
One third of all holidaymakers have actually had their holidays spoilt due to illness¹ so make sure you are fully prepared for your journey. Create a holiday medical kit, these are especially useful if you are travelling to a developing country.

They normally include the following:

first aid dressings antiseptic cream painkillers thermometer oral rehydration tablets anti-diarrhoeals laxatives antihistamine tablets motion sickness medication antifungal creams and powders

water disinfectant tablets scissors and tweezers insect repellent, travel sickness tablets anti-nausea tablets indigestion remedy sunscreen and aftersun contraception plasters, bandages, gauze and tape any personal medication you are taking

Immunisation
Immunisation regulations and requirements differ from country to country. Make sure you check with the doctor or local travel clinic or visit www.cdc.gov/travel* to find out which vaccinations are required for your desired destination.
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Which IMODIUM^® do I need?
When travelling abroad we would recommend...

		IMODIUM® Instants • Convenient and discreet relief, anywhere, anytime • Melt on the tongue in seconds • No need for water to take tablet
		Contains loperamide. Always read the label.

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1. TNS Consumer Research 2005

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