Pediakid Transit Doux Apple Syrup 125 ml has been specially formulated with active plant and fruit extracts to naturally and gently promote and regulate bowel movements in children.
Pediakid Gentle Digestive Apple Syrup 125 ml is specially formulated for young children up to preteens. It combines the most effective natural active ingredients to gently facilitate and regulate digestion. Its gentle, stimulating formula—based on artichoke, fig, rhubarb, prune, and tamarind—is ideal for addressing minor digestive issues and promoting optimal intestinal health. Deliciously flavored with natural apple concentrate.
Pediakid Gentle Digestive Syrup is carefully crafted from natural extracts of artichoke, fig, rhubarb, prune, and tamarind. These ingredients are specially selected for their beneficial effects on children’s digestive health. Working in synergy, these plants gently stimulate bowel function, thereby promoting regular bowel movements. The gentle formula of this syrup ensures effective action while preserving children’s comfort and well-being.
Children may sometimes experience digestive issues, such as occasional constipation or irregular bowel movements. Pediakid Transit Doux syrup is specially designed to help resolve these issues naturally and non-invasively. By promoting regular digestion and facilitating bowel movements, this syrup helps maintain optimal intestinal health in children, thereby supporting their daily digestive comfort.
Pediakid Transit Doux syrup comes in a pleasant, tasty apple flavor, making it a dietary supplement that children enjoy. Its smooth texture and delicious taste make it easy to administer, even to the pickiest eaters. It can be taken straight or diluted in a glass of water, depending on the child’s preference. This pleasant presentation makes it easy for children to take the syrup, allowing them to fully benefit from its positive effects on their gut health.
Pediakid Transit Doux syrup offers numerous benefits and helps maintain optimal gut health in children:
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Pediakid Transit Doux Apple Syrup is a dietary supplement intended for healthy young children.
Organically grown agave syrup 40%, purified water, prebiotic fibers (F.O.S.) 15%, hydroglycerin plant extract 7.5% (fig, prune, artichoke, tamarind, rhubarb), natural apple concentrate, thickener: guar gum, preservatives: potassium sorbate, sodium benzoate, apple flavoring, magnesium gluconate, potassium iodide.
Packaging
125-ml bottle. Sold at the best price at your online pharmacy.
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