SAB SIMPLEX Drops - 30 ml

Pfizer Sab Simplex oral suspension 30ml

SAB SIMPLEX Drops - Colic Baby, Bloating, Stomach Aches WIND/GRIPING 30 ml

The composition and ingredients of Sab Simplex droplets:

Simethiconu 69,19 mg/1ml.

1 ml (approx. 25 drops) suspension for ingestion contains 69.19 mg of Simeticon. Other ingredients: Carbomer, citric acid, hypromellose, sodium benzoate, sweetener, saccharin, sorbic acid, raspberry flavor, vanilla extract, water.Package of Sab Simplex drops:

The bottle dispenser with a capacity of 30 ml.

How to use Sab Simplex droplets:Symptomatic treatment of gastrointestinal disorders associated with excess release of gases such as: bloating, feeling of dilation. Preparation for surgery within the abdomen, for example: X-rays, ultrasound, gastroscopy, endoscopy. Enhanced release of gases in cases such as after surgery, Intoxication.

Contraindications in the application of Sab Simplex droplets:

Do not use with hypersensitivity to Simeticon or other ingredients. There are no contraindications for use during pregnancy and breast-feeding.

Interactions with other drugs:Not known.

Dosage of Sab Simplex droplets:

Unless your doctor tells you otherwise: for every bottle of milk, add 15 drops of Sab Simplex. Sab Simplex can be mixed with other liquids, e.g. juice. Breastfed infants can be given Sab Simplex with a spoon directly before feeding.

Children 3-5 years old: 15-20 drops (0.6- 0.8 ml)

Children 6-12 years old: 20-30 drops (0.8 - 1.2 ml)

Adults: 30-45 drops (1.2 - 1.8 ml)

Side effects:Until now, there were no side effects.

•Sab simplex drops are very pleasant taste (vanilla) and your baby will love it!

COLIC IN BABIES:

Colic in infants and children. Baby colic is one of the most common ailments in infants. According to various authors, the frequency of occurrence was estimated on the basis of prospective studies for 3 to 28% and retrospective studies, 8 to 40 % of the population of infants. Colic symptoms occur most often between 2 and 16 weeks of age (three-month colic, commonly called the "100 days of weeping"), the summit is reached at approximately 6 weeks. A typical attack of colic runs from curling legs, abdomen spasms and tensioning of the body. Colic occurs often with enlargement of abdominal circumference.Children's and babies colic is caused by forming of the bubbles of air in the child’s stomach. The air enters the stomach with the food. When the stomach is filled with air bubbles his muscles cannot relax causing cramps and pain. Moreover, stomach acknowledges that it is full of food. This results in unnecessary production of acid responsible for the digestion of food, which will further cause gastric irritation and intensify the pain. Colic disappears automatically when the baby reaches about 4 months of age.