Météogaz is a medical device with a physical and mechanical action based on simeticone and polyplasdone, which prevents bloating and aerophagia in adults over 15. Available in our organic pharmacy.
MeteoGaz comes in the form of an orodispersible powder, composed of Simeticone with surface-active properties on the surface of gas bubbles: Simethicone fuses with the bubbles, promotinggas adsorption.
Meteogaz powder also contains Polyplasdone, which forms a thin protective layer on the intestinal walls to reduce irritation, frequently associated with the overproduction of gas.
The MeteoGaz medical device is indicated for the prevention of bloating and aerophagia in adults and children over 15 years of age. It is suitable for:
Free yourself from digestive discomfort with Météogaz Ballonnements Sticks. Made with natural ingredients and digestive enzymes, this product offers fast, effective relief. Easy to use, it's your ally for comfortable digestion. One stick, zero bloating!
Take 1 Meteogaz stick once or twice a day, preferably after meals.
Meteogaz Bloating Sticks is not a temporary solution, it's a revolutionary change in the way you manage digestive disorders. Designed to provide fast, effective relief from bloating and intestinal discomfort, this product gives you immediate peace of mind. Don't let bloating spoil your important moments; opt for Météogaz and regain your comfort.
Météogaz Sticks are formulated with natural ingredients rigorously selected for their digestive effectiveness. From digestive enzymes to plant extracts, each stick is a concentrate of effectiveness that acts directly on the cause of bloating. Easy to consume and transport, they're the ideal choice for peaceful digestion wherever you are.
We know how important it is to have easy-to-use solutions in our busy lives. That's why Météogaz Ballonnements Sticks have been designed to be as practical as possible. Each stick is ready-to-use and requires no complicated preparation. Integrate them easily into your daily routine and enjoy carefree digestion.
Simeticone and polyvinylpolypyrrolidone. Excipients: sorbitol, strawberry flavor, silicone dioxide, citric acid, sucralose.
Nomade format: available in boxes of 10 orodispersible powder sticks.
Aerophagia and bloating are reactions of the body during digestion: this accumulation of gas in the stomach or colon is generally not dangerous, but it is highly unpleasant, both in terms of the sensation of bloating and the often embarrassing emission of belching and intestinal gas.
Fortunately, there are simple, natural ways to overcome these digestive problems: here are a few tips for prevention and natural treatment.
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