Difficult bowel movements can cause a bloated feeling and a heavy mood, which can hinder your vitality. When your natural rhythm is disrupted, you look for a mild but effective solution that supports the body without aggressive intervention. Sanias Lactulose Syrup helps to promote natural bowel function, so you feel light and energetic again.
- Softens stools by retaining water in the intestines, which facilitates passage.
- Supports natural bowel movements in case of occasional constipation.
- Suitable for various ages, from babies to adults, provided the correct dosage is followed.
- Easy to take due to the syrup form, can be mixed with water or juice if necessary.
How it works
Lactulose is a laxative that is not absorbed into the blood but works directly in the large intestine. It draws moisture into the intestinal cavity, making the intestinal contents softer and more voluminous. This stimulates the natural movement of the intestines (peristalsis), which contributes to more comfortable bowel movements.
Composition
| Active substance | Lactulose |
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| Concentration | 667 mg/ml |
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| Content | 500 Millilitres |
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| RVG number | 102789 |
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Ingredients
Lactulose, other types of sugars, including LACTOSE, galactose, and fructose.
Use & Dosage
Adults: 15 ml twice daily. Children 5-10 years: 10 ml twice daily. Children 2-5 years: 5 ml twice daily. Babies 1-2 years: 2.5 - 5 ml twice daily. Babies 1 month - 1 year: 2.5 ml twice daily. Take with water or fruit juice, drink plenty during treatment (1.5-2 litres per day); effect sometimes noticeable after 48 hours. Important to take regularly. For children, use only after consulting a doctor. If there is no improvement in the complaint after 14 days of use, consult a doctor.
Safety & Disclaimer
Do not use if allergic to the ingredients, in case of intestinal obstruction (other than normal constipation), galactosaemia, or inflammatory bowel disease and fluid imbalances. Contains sugars (lactose, galactose, fructose); be careful with intolerances. Consult a doctor for the elderly or when using medication that can cause constipation. Consult a GP in case of cramping abdominal pain with vomiting, overflow diarrhoea, or if previous laxatives did not help.
