FORLIB Laxative Drinkable Solution Constipation 12 Sachets

FORLIB Laxative Drinkable Solution Constipation 12 Sachets

Bloated, uncomfortable, stomach pains, stools that are difficult to evacuate... Your bowel movements are playing tricks on you. One person in five, and no less than one woman in two, suffers from constipation. To prevent this discomfort from becoming chronic, solutions exist.

FORLIB is a medical device that helps soften stools, as well as restoring regular bowel movements in cases of occasional constipation.

Description of FORLIB Solution buuvable laxative Constipation 12 Sachets

Forlib Solution Buvable Laxative Constipation 12 sachets is a dietary supplement in powder form for drinking solution. It is suitable for the symptomatic treatment of occasional constipation in adults and children aged 8 and over.

The main component of the formula is macrogol, an osmotic laxative also known as polyethylene glycol (PEG). Each sachet of IPSEN Forlib contains 10 g of macrogol 4000.

Macrogol 4000 retains water in feces. It softens hard stools and increases their volume. This speeds up intestinal transit and makes evacuation easier, providing a sensation of natural relief.

Directions for use and dosage

• Adults: 1 to 2 sachets per day.
• Children aged 8 and over: start with 1 sachet every other day.
• Maximum 2 sachets per day.
• The daily dose may be adapted to the effect obtained.
• Forlib usually takes effect within 24 to 48 hours. Use should not exceed 15 days.

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Composition

Each 18.7 ml sachet contains 10 g macrogol 4000.
Other ingredients: raspberry flavoring (93.7% propylene glycol [E1520], 0.1% acetic acid [E260], flavoring agents), sodium carboxymethylcellulose, citric acid anhydrous, potassium sorbate, sucralose, water.

Precautions for use

• Forlib should be taken as a supplement to dietary and hygiene measures.
• Always take this product in strict accordance with the information provided in the package leaflet.
• If in doubt, seek advice from a doctor or pharmacist.
• Each sachet should be taken immediately after opening.

Presentation of FORLIB Constipation Drinkable Solution

Forlib comes in a box containing 12 sachets.

Find out more about Forlib

FORLAXLIB is listed as a "médicament de médication officinale" and is available over-the-counter in pharmacies. It corresponds to the "advice" version of FORLAX sachet for adults.

New osmotic laxative "advice" based on macrogol 4000
FORLAXLIB 10 g powder for drinkable solution is a new macrogol 4000-based osmotic laxative, indicated for the symptomatic treatment of occasional constipation in adults.

FORLAXLIB is listed as a "médicament de médication officinale" and can be placed in front of the pharmacy counter (free access). It is not reimbursed by the French health insurance scheme (free price), nor is it approved for public use.

FORLAX is not a product like any other. Read the package insert carefully before ordering. Keep medicines out of the reach of children. If symptoms persist, ask your doctor or pharmacist for advice. Beware of incompatibilities with your current products.

Our advice and expert opinions

Is constipation a regular problem when you're away on business, visiting friends or staying in hotels? There are simple ways to help regulate your transit.
Even if, at home, everything is generally fine, the simple fact of changing environment, of adopting a different rhythm of life, can be enough to make your intestinal transit capricious. And especially slowed down.
It's never pleasant. Bloating, a feeling of heaviness or even abdominal pain often accompany slowed transit. While these symptoms are benign most of the time, it's important to avoid slipping into chronic constipation, characterized by infrequent (less than three bowel movements a week) or difficult bowel movements for at least six months.
Constipation has a lot to do with the way we eat. In the vast majority of cases, adopting a high-fiber diet, drinking enough fluids and exercising can help overcome constipation or prevent it from occurring in the first place.

• The lack of fiber-rich foods in the diet (dried fruit, green vegetables, wholegrain cereals, legumes, etc.) is one of the most frequent risk factors for constipation.
• Foods that can cause constipation include bananas, chocolate, white rice, carrots, low-fiber potato urea, tea, quince, grapes, coconuts, oleaginous fruits, cereals and celery.

But changing eating habits takes time and isn't always enough. A laxative can help.