TOREX products are prepared to comply with all the medical standards to make it useful to nurse conditions, such as dry cough, whooping cough, smoker's cough, chronic cough & post-surgical cough. The medications include cough, syrup, tablets, and capsules.

Cough is a natural reflex that occurs repetitively and clears the breathing passages from secretions, irritants, foreign particles and microbes. There are primarily three phases of the cough reflex - inhalation, forced exhalation against a closed glottis, and release of air from the lungs and there is a distinctive sound of your speech.

Based on the duration, quality, and timing of the cough, its condition is justified: If the cough lasts for less than 3 weeks, it is considered an acute cough, stretching from 3-8 weeks is called subacute cough, while if it goes beyond 8 weeks, the condition is a chronic cough.

Dry Cough/Non-Productive Cough
In dry cough conditions, there is no phlegm or sputum production. There is inflammation in the throat and upper airways. It is again classified into three categories:

• Dry Hacking Cough - A short, weak repeating cough, often caused by irritation of the larynx by a postnasal drip.
• Barking Cough - It is also called croup and is a viral infection that results in swollen vocal cords and throat.
• Whooping Cough - This is also called pertussis, an infection in the airways caused by the bacteria bordetella pertussis. There is consistent coughing for the sufferer which brings a characteristic whoop sound.


• Wet/Productive Cough - In productive cough, there is phlegm or mucus (sputum) production. In this, the mucus may come down to the back of the throat from the nose or sinuses or may have come up from the lungs as well. Generally, a productive cough shouldn’t be suppressed as it clears mucus from the lungs.

Depending on your cough type and your condition, get the dosage prescription after consulting your doctors.

TOREX Cough Syrup is alcohol-free.