Gaviscon Infant Sachets alleviate reflux or regurgitation in children and babies. Gavison forms a protective layer over the stomach, stopping the contents from entering the food pipe, thus, preventing reflux symptoms. Gaviscon Infant is suitable for formula or breastfed infants and children. The two active ingredients include magnesium alginate 87.5mg and sodium alginate 225mg, which work in harmony to relieve reflux acid. Avoid using in infants under age one year unless your doctor advises you
Gaviscon Infant Sachets – 30
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FAQ
How much Gaviscon Infant do I need to administer?
One sachet should be mixed with 4oz of formula milk, and given to the baby as normal. For breastfed infants, 5ml of boiled and cooled water should be mixed with one sachet to form a paste, and then a further 10 ml of boiled and cooled water added to create a liquid.
My baby is premature, can they use Gaviscon Infant Sachets?
Administering Gaviscon Infant is not recommended for premature babies, or for children above the age of 2 years.
What are Gaviscon Infant sachets?
Gaviscon infant sachets are used to help treat the effects of gastric reflux. The medication comes in individual sachet format and the medication contains 2 main ingredients, Sodium Alginate and Magnesium Alginate, to treat reflux.
Both ingredients work by balancing out the levels in the stomach, therefore reducing the risk of reflux in the throat leading to pain and discomfort.
Who is Gaviscon Infant Sachets suitable for?
Gaviscon Infant sachets are suitable for infants aged between 1 and 2 years of age. If your infant is allergic to any of the ingredients in the medication it should NOT be used. It is advised that you speak to your own doctor before giving this medication to make sure it is suitable for your child.
How do I give Gaviscon Infant Sachets?
The amount of Gaviscon infant sachets differs depending on the size of the infant as well as the current method of feeding.
If your infant weighs over 4.5kg then you would use 2 sachets per serving, if your infant weighs below this then it would be 1 sachet per serving. Depending on the current method of feeding the recommended guidelines are as follows.
Bottle-fed infants – Mix either 1 or 2 sachets into 115 ml of milk in a feeding bottle and shake well before serving.
Breastfeeding (infant milk preparations) – Prepare each sachet in 5ml of cooled, boiled water and leave until it forms a paste effect, then add another 10ml of cooled boiled water and mix together. It should then be given to the infant midway through breastfeeding or a meal using either a feeding bottle or spoon, whichever is easier.








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