Buy Paludrine/Avloclor Antimalarial Tablets

Description

Paludrine & Avloclor is a combined antimalarial travel pack used for malaria prevention in destinations where this regimen is clinically appropriate. The pack typically includes Paludrine (proguanil hydrochloride) tablets taken daily and Avloclor (chloroquine) tablets taken weekly. Order Paludrine & Avloclor online in the UK with a travel suitability assessment and discreet delivery.

What Is Paludrine & Avloclor?

Paludrine & Avloclor is a combination malaria prophylaxis option that pairs:
• Paludrine (proguanil hydrochloride) – taken daily
• Avloclor (chloroquine) – taken weekly

This regimen may be recommended for specific travel regions depending on resistance patterns and clinical guidance. It should always be combined with mosquito bite avoidance measures.

Who May Need Paludrine & Avloclor?

This travel pack may be suitable for:
• Travellers visiting malaria-risk regions where chloroquine-based regimens remain appropriate
• Longer trips where consistent prophylaxis is needed
• Travellers who have been assessed as suitable for chloroquine + proguanil

A clinician should confirm the best antimalarial choice based on destination, trip duration, and your medical history.

Buy Paludrine & Avloclor Online in the UK

Online ordering typically includes a short travel-health assessment to confirm suitability. This ensures dosing is aligned with your itinerary and reduces the risk of using an inappropriate antimalarial for your destination.

UK Delivery and Discreet Service

Many UK services offer discreet packaging, tracked delivery, and support from pharmacy professionals via chat, email, or phone.

Paludrine & Avloclor Dosage Schedule

Take both medicines exactly as directed by your prescriber or travel clinic. A common adult regimen (over 14 years) includes:

Adults and Children Over 14 Years

• Avloclor (chloroquine): 2 tablets once weekly (same day each week)
  • Paludrine (proguanil): 2 tablets daily (same time each day)

Before, During, and After Travel

• Before travel: start 1 week before entering a malaria-risk area
  • During travel: continue throughout your stay
  • After travel: continue for 4 weeks after leaving the risk area

How to Take Each Dose

Take tablets after food with water to improve tolerance. For children who cannot swallow tablets, they may be crushed and mixed with milk, honey, or jam (as advised).

Safety, Warnings, and Interactions

Do not use Paludrine & Avloclor if you are allergic to any ingredients. Avoid using this regimen if you are taking amiodarone due to potential heart rhythm risks. Tell your clinician about any heart conditions, epilepsy, liver or kidney disease, psoriasis, or eye conditions, and disclose all current medicines before starting antimalarials.

Pregnancy and Breastfeeding

If you are pregnant or breastfeeding, consult a clinician before use. Travel-health advice should weigh destination risk, trimester, and alternatives.

Possible Side Effects

Side effects vary between individuals. Possible effects may include gastrointestinal upset, headache, dizziness, sleep disturbance, or skin reactions. If you experience severe symptoms or signs of an allergic reaction, stop the medicine and seek medical advice.

How to Maximise Malaria Protection

Antimalarial tablets reduce risk but do not guarantee protection. Combine tablets with bite avoidance:
• Use DEET or picaridin repellent
• Wear long sleeves and trousers in the evening
• Sleep under insecticide-treated bed nets where appropriate
• Use air conditioning or screened rooms when possible

Pack Information (112 Tablets)

This travel pack is supplied as a set intended to cover a structured prevention schedule based on your itinerary. Always follow the Patient Information Leaflet (PIL) and your clinician’s instructions.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. What is Paludrine & Avloclor used for?

It is used for malaria prevention (prophylaxis) when this regimen is appropriate for your destination and risk profile.

2. Do I take Paludrine and Avloclor at the same time?

They are taken on different schedules: Paludrine is usually taken daily, while Avloclor is taken weekly on the same day each week.

3. When should I start Paludrine & Avloclor before travel?

A common schedule is to start 1 week before entering a malaria-risk area, unless your clinician advises otherwise.

4. How long do I continue after returning?

A common schedule is to continue for 4 weeks after leaving the malaria-risk area to maintain protection.

5. Should I take the tablets with food?

Yes. Taking doses after food with water can improve tolerance and reduce stomach upset.

6. What if I miss a dose?

Take the missed dose as soon as you remember. If it’s close to the next scheduled dose, skip the missed one-do not double dose.

7. Can I still get malaria while taking tablets?

Yes. No antimalarial is 100% effective. Always combine tablets with mosquito bite prevention measures.

8. Who should not use Paludrine & Avloclor?

It may be unsuitable if you have allergies to ingredients or take certain medicines (e.g., amiodarone). A clinician must assess suitability.

9. Is Paludrine & Avloclor safe in pregnancy?

If you are pregnant or breastfeeding, you should get clinical advice before using any antimalarial.

10. What side effects should I watch for?

Stop and seek advice if you develop severe rash, breathing difficulty, significant dizziness, or other concerning symptoms.

11. What should I do if I get fever during travel or after returning?

Seek urgent medical assessment. Malaria can be serious and early diagnosis and treatment are important.