What age can a baby have Dentinox?

Can be used from birth onwards. 2½ ml (one measured dose of the syringe) with or after each feed. May be added to the infant’s bottle or given orally directly from the syringe. Maximum 6 doses per day.

Is Dentinox good for colic?

When your baby’s suffering from colic, you can both do with a little help. Try a 2.5ml dose of our Colic Drops with or after a feed to free any trapped air. While colic doesn’t normally begin for at least a couple of weeks, our alcohol-free Colic Drops are suitable from birth.

How long does it take for Dentinox colic drops to work?

Simeticone usually starts to work within 30 minutes. It works by bringing together the small gas bubbles in your gut to form bigger bubbles, allowing trapped air to pass through your body more easily. It’s generally safe with no known side effects.

What kind of Medicine is dentinox infant colic?

belongs to a group of medicines called surface active substances. Dentinox Infant Colic Drops work by helping to release trapped wind. This helps to relieve tummy pain and indigestion. Dentinox Infant Colic Drops are for the gentle relief of wind and griping pains in babies. This medicine can be used from birth onwards. 2.

Which is the best colic medicine for babies?

Dentinox Infant Colic Drops. work by helping to release trapped wind. This helps to relieve tummy pain and indigestion. Dentinox Infant Colic Drops are for the gentle relief of wind and griping pains in babies. This medicine can be used from birth onwards.

What is the active ingredient in baby dentinox?

Active Ingredient: Activated Dimeticone 21mg per 2.5ml dose, Also contains: Carbomer, Sucrose, Sodium Hydroxide, E214, E216, E218, Dill Oil and Water Do not store above 25°C. Please read the enclosed leaflet before using this product. Give baby Dentinox Infant Colic Drops with after each feed. Shake bottle before use. Use one measured 2.5ml dose.

How are colic drops tested by Mums madeformums?

Specially formulated drops to help relieve wind, griping pain and reduce severity of crying attacks associated with colic Tested by: Sarah Sangster, 30, from Braintree, Essex, mum to Ruby, 20 months, and Emily, 8 weeks