Freelac Lemon Flavour Solution 100 ml

Freelac

Generic Name: Lactulose 10g/15ml
  • Best Before Nov 2027
  • Country of Origin: India
  • Generic Name: Lactulose 10g/15ml
  • Manufacturer Details
PTR :

96.20

MRP* 131.00

(* Inclusive of all taxes)
100 ml
Non Returnable Best Before Nov 2027

About Freelac Lemon Flavour Solution:

Freelac Lemon Flavour Solution is a non-habit forming formula for expert constipation relief, enriched with Lactulose. It helps to soften stool, allowing for easier and strain-free bowel movements, nourishes good gut bacteria and reduces constipation episodes.

Composition:

Each 15 ml contains:

Lactulose Concentrate Equivalent to Lactulose: 10 g, In a palatable base: q.s

Uses of Freelac Lemon Flavour Solution:

  • Helps to soften stool, allowing for easier and strain-free motion
  • Nourishes good gut bacteria
  • Reduces constipation episodes

Usage Direction of Freelac Lemon Flavour Solution:

  • Freelac Lemon Flavour Solution is intended for orally use only, in a dose and direction as advised by the physician.
  • Shake well before use
  • Do not skip or stop the medicine without the physician’s advice.
  • Do not consume more than the recommended dose.
  • Before consumption, always go through the leaflet or label instructions that come with the product.

Precaution & Other Related Information of Freelac Lemon Flavour Solution:

  • If allergic to Freelac Lemon Flavour Solution inform the physician immediately.
  • If found any other complications, inform the physician immediately.
  • The physician should be well informed when concomitant consumption of this one with any other medicines or supplements.
  • This product is suitable for diabetics and expecting or lactating mothers.
  • Consult with the physician during pregnancy & lactation.
  • The dosage is patient dependant and the following serves as a guide.
  • Keep all medicines out of reach of children.

Storage Condition of Freelac Lemon Flavour Solution:

  • Store preferably at a temperature between 2° and 30°, avoid subfreezing temperatures.