Pediakid Transit Doux Sirop Pomme 125 ml has been specially formulated with active plant and fruit extracts to naturally and gently facilitate and regulate transit in children.
Pediakid transit doux syrup pomme 125 ml is specially formulated for young children up to pre-teens. It combines the most effective natural active ingredients to gently facilitate and regulate transit. Its gentle, stimulating formula, based on Artichoke, Fig, Rhubarb, Prune and Tamarind, is ideal for combating minor transit disturbances and promoting perfect intestinal hygiene. Deliciously flavoured with natural apple concentrate.
Pediakid Transit Doux syrup is carefully formulated with natural extracts of artichoke, fig, rhubarb, prune and tamarind. These ingredients are specially selected for their beneficial properties on children's intestinal transit. Working in synergy, these plants gently stimulate intestinal function, promoting regular bowel movements. The gentle formula of this syrup guarantees effective action while preserving children's comfort and well-being.
Children can sometimes suffer from intestinal transit disturbances, such as occasional constipation or irregular bowel movements. Pediakid Transit Doux syrup is specially designed to help resolve these problems in a natural, non-invasive way. By promoting regular digestion and facilitating stool elimination, this syrup helps to maintain optimal intestinal hygiene in children, promoting their digestive comfort on a daily basis.
Pediakid Transit Doux syrup comes in a pleasant, tasty apple shape, making it a popular dietary supplement for children. Its fluid texture and delicious taste make it easy to administer, even for the most difficult children. It can be taken neat or diluted in a glass of water, according to the child's preference. This pleasant presentation makes the syrup easy to swallow, enabling children to take full advantage of its intestinal health benefits.
Pediakid Transit Doux syrup has multiple benefits, helping to maintain optimal intestinal health in children:
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Precautions for use
Pediakid Transit Doux apple syrup is a dietary supplement intended for young children in good health.
Organic agave syrup 40%, purified water, prebiotic fiber (F.O.S.) 15%, hydroglycerine plant extract 7.5% (fig, prune, artichoke, tamarind, rhubarb), natural apple concentrate, thickener: guar gum, preservatives: potassium sorbate, sodium benzoate, apple flavor, magnesium gluconate, potassium iodide.
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