Petit-Chêne Transit Syrup 125 ml helps your child's transit return to normal.
Petit Chêne Transit Sirop is a natural dietary supplement formulated for children by the Les 3 Chênes laboratory. Designed in syrup form for easy absorption, it contains plants that promote intestinal balance and regular transit. Petit Chêne Transit includes Tamarind, which helps support intestinal function. Fig helps to control the rhythm of intestinal transit. The formula also includes marshmallow extract and prune juice to facilitate transit.
Tamarind is a plant renowned for its beneficial properties on intestinal function. Thanks to its natural compounds, tamarind helps to maintain regular transit in children by promoting gentle stool evacuation. Its ability to stimulate intestinal activity helps prevent constipation and promote optimal functioning of the digestive system.
Figs are a valuable ingredient in children's intestinal transit. Thanks to its fiber and essential nutrient content, figs help regulate stool frequency and consistency. By promoting balanced digestion, figs help maintain a regular rhythm of intestinal transit, ensuring children's digestive well-being and comfort.
Marshmallow extract is traditionally used for its soothing properties on digestive mucosa. By enveloping the stomach and intestinal walls, marshmallow creates a protective barrier that promotes intestinal comfort. Its soothing action helps relieve digestive irritation and discomfort, offering natural and welcome relief to children prone to digestive disorders.
Prune juice is renowned for its beneficial effects on children's intestinal transit. Rich in fiber and nutrients, prunes encourage the movement of stool through the digestive tract, facilitating the evacuation of waste and toxins. Thanks to its gentle, natural action, prune juice helps maintain regular, comfortable transit, ensuring children's digestive health and well-being.
We also offer Pediakid Transit Doux Sirop Pomme 125 ml, which naturally and gently facilitates and regulates transit in children.
Petit Chêne Transit is a dietary supplement suitable for the whole family, from age 3 upwards. The recommended daily dose is 10 ml, 2 times a day, preferably in the morning and evening.
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What are the side effects and contraindications?
Petit-Chêne Transit Syrup is formulated with : Water; aqueous extracts of tamarind*, marshmallow*; grape sugar; agave syrup; concentrated fig juice*; concentrated prune juice*; thickener: lemon pectin; natural prune flavor (0.2%); preservatives: potassium sorbate, sodium benzoate; acidifier: citric acid.
Recommended amounts for 1 daily dose (20 ml)
| Tamarind extract | 5700 mg |
| Marshmallow extract | 1900 mg |
| Concentrated Fig juice | 1600 mg |
| Prune juice concentrate | 800 mg |
*not from France
Presentation - Packaging
Transit Sirop Petit-Chêne comes in a 125 ml bottle. Sold at the best price in your online pharmacy.
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