Lefax chewable tablets, 50 pcs

Lefax® chewable tablets

Lefax® chewable tablets help release trapped air in gas bubbles in the stomach and intestines.They are particularly practical for on the go as they can simply be chewed and taken without water.The chewable tablets work quickly and are harmless.They have a pleasant peppermint taste and are ideal for the medicine cabinet.The tablets are tolerated and suitable for the whole family, including children aged six and over, pregnant and breastfeeding women.

Small amounts of gas in the stomach and intestines are normal.However, certain factors such as stress, lack of exercise, increased swallowing of air, rapid eating, flatulent foods, food intolerances, enzyme deficiencies, taking certain medications and other illnesses can lead to gas accumulation and the increased formation of fine, viscous foam.This causes symptoms such as pressure, a feeling of tension and a feeling of fullness.The practical Lefax® chewable tablets help to reliably and gently dissolve the annoying air bubbles.

No prescription is required for this product.

Area of application

Lefax® chewable tablets relieve symptoms such as gas-related fullness, upper abdominal tension and cramps.These symptoms can be caused by trapped air in the stomach and intestines.The chewable tablets release this air and work quickly and harmlessly.Due to the low dosage of simeticone, they are also suitable for children aged six and over.The user-friendly handling is another advantage: simply chew and take without water - practical for on the go.

Who doesn't know this: your stomach feels full and a feeling of pressure spreads.All of us have probably had too much air in our stomachs - regardless of whether we are big or small.The cause usually lies in our diet: eating gas-inducing foods such as legumes or cabbage often leads to a build-up of air in the stomach.But the way we eat meals is also crucial.Eating hastily often has the unpleasant side effect of swallowing air.A possible consequence is bloating or severe flatulence.This is where the Lefax chewable tablets come into play.The active ingredient Simeticon releases trapped air in the stomach and intestines and relaxes the stomach.Other gas-related complaints are also alleviated:

Feeling of fullness, feeling of tension in the upper abdomen, abdominal cramps.

Since the dosage of the active ingredient simeticon in Lefax chewable tablets is lower, you can also use them to relieve gas-related symptoms in little ones aged six and over - an ideal helper for every home medicine cabinet.

In addition to diet, there are other reasons for increased air production in the stomach and intestines: For example, increased flatulence can occur after operations or during pregnancy.In these cases too, the Lefax chewable tablets provide improvement.In addition to pregnant women, breastfeeding women and children aged six and over can also take the drug against flatulence.

Active ingredients / ingredients / ingredients

1 Chewable tablet of Lefax chewable tablets contains 42 mg simeticone.

Other ingredients of Lefax chewable tablets are glucose, sucrose, glycerol monostearate, fennel oil, peppermint oil and caraway oil.

Lefax chewable tablets contain the active ingredient simeticone in a low dosage of 42 milligrams per chewable tablet.It dissolves the trapped air and thus alleviates the symptoms.Already in the stomach it mixes with the chyme and thus prevents the formation of new air.The low dosage allows the chewable tablets to be used by children aged six and over.For teenagers and adults who prefer a chewable tablet, the Lefax chewable tablets are particularly recommended, with a higher simeticone content.Thanks to other ingredients, the Lefax chewable tablets taste refreshingly of peppermint.

Contraindications

If you are known to be hypersensitive to any of the ingredients, this product should not be used.

Dosage

Recommended use of Lefax chewable tablets:

Children aged 6 to 14 should take one chewable tablet three to four times daily.Adolescents and adults can take one or two chewable tablets up to four times daily.

Taking Lefax chewable tablets is practical and easy: all you have to do is chew the tablets - no water is required.This makes the flatulence remedy your ideal companion when you're on the go and quickly relieves symptoms even on vacation or business trips.You should take the Lefax chewable tablets with or after meals.If necessary, use before bedtime is possible.

Lefax can also be taken over a longer period of time if necessary. If you have new and/or persistent abdominal problems, you should see a doctor so that the cause of the problems and an underlying illness that may require treatment can be diagnosed.If you forget to take Lefax, do not take a double dose and continue as planned.Please do not use the medicine after the expiry date stated on the blister and packaging.Keep Lefax out of the reach of children and do not store it above 30 degrees Celsius.

Important note for diabetics: One chewable tablet contains 0.05 bread units (BE).

Intake

The chewable tablets are chewed well before or after meals and, if necessary, before going to bed.

Patient information

The duration of application depends on the course of the symptoms.The medicine can be taken for a longer period of time if necessary.

Pregnancy

During pregnancy and breastfeeding, you should only take medication after consulting your doctor or pharmacist!

Notes

Lefax® Active ingredient: Simeticon Areas of application: For excessive gas formation and gas accumulation in the gastrointestinal area (meteorism) with gastrointestinal complaints such as flatulence, a feeling of fullness and a feeling of tension in the upper abdomen;with increased gas formation after operations;for preparing diagnostic examinations in the abdominal area to reduce gas shadows (sonography, x-rays).Notes: Contains glucose and sucrose (sugar).Please note the package leaflet!

Other

If you experience new and persistent abdominal problems, you should see a doctor so that the causes of the symptoms and an underlying illness that may require treatment can be identified.