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Does the jelly affect the action of the drug or its absorption?
No. We use ingredients that do not interact with medicines. The jelly does not interfere with the elution and absorption of medicines.
Don't I need to drink water?
No. 85% of the Swallowing Aid Jelly is water. It can be used instead of water, so there is no need to drink more. But you can drink water if you like.
Note: In general, your body requires about one glass of water to absorb a drug.
Does it contain allergens?
It does not contain specific allergenic ingredients (shrimp, crab, egg, milk, wheat, buckwheat, peanuts) or their equivalents.
What is the proper use of Swallowing Aid Jelly and Swallowing Aid Jelly for Children?
The Swallowing Aid Jelly and Swallowing Aid Jelly for Children are suitable for coating tablets, capsules, as well as powdered and granulated medicines to help you swallow them. We recommend Swallowing Aid Jelly for Children Chocolate Flavor for antibiotics and bitter medicine.
If you are still unsure about how to use our product, please contact our Customer Service Center.
How much should I use at one time?
There is no fixed rule for this. It depends on the amount and the number of medications, as well as the ability of the person to swallow it. As a guide, begin by using about one teaspoonful and adjust the volume as appropriate.
How long will it last after it is opened?
After opening, store in a refrigerator and use within one week. Be sure to clean the nozzle and close the cap firmly. In the case of the stick type, use all at once.
Can I freeze it?
No. It cannot be frozen. Store unopened products away from high temperatures and direct sunlight.
At what age can this product be given to children?
It can be used after a child begins weaning, from around 7 to 8 months. Only use if the child is able to consume food with the consistency of jelly.
Adults can also use it.
Can it be taken while lying down?
Taking it while lying down may cause you to choke. Always sit upright when taking it to prevent choking.
