KNOW ALL ABOUT FIRSTCARE®
Here’s a list of common questions and answers about FIRSTCARE® Gas Relief Soft Chew
KNOW ALL ABOUT FIRSTCARE®
Here’s a list of common questions and answers about FIRSTCARE® Gas Relief Soft Chew
KNOW ALL ABOUT FIRSTCARE - CHILDREN'S ALLERGY RELIEF DIPHENHYDRAMINE ANTIHISTAMINE SOFT CHEWS
First Care relieves the pressure from abdominal bloating and discomfort commonly referred to as gas.
Everyone’s biochemistry is a little different, so the speed of gas relief may vary by person. But, in general, Our Soft chews relieve pressure, bloating, fullness and discomfort caused by excess stomach and intestinal gas in minutes. If you have prolonged discomfort, it’s best to consult with your doctor, just in case.
FirstCare® works with your body to help relieve gas. FirstCare® uses simethicone – the #1 doctor recommended OTC ingredients for fast gas relief – to break up gas bubbles in your stomach and intestines. Once this trapped gas is broken down, your body can then deal with the gas naturally.
Simethicone is the active ingredient in Our soft chews and is the #1 doctor recommended OTC ingredients for fast gas relief. It breaks up gas bubbles in your stomach and intestine. Once this trapped gas is broken down, your body can then deal with this gas naturally.
Simethicone, the active ingredient in our gas relief soft chews, is used for the relief of pressure, bloating, and fullness commonly referred to as gas.
When pregnant or nursing, you should speak to your doctor to determine what medications are appropriate for you to use.
If you are uncertain if FirstCare is appropriate for you, please speak to your doctor or a pharmacist. Simethicone, the active ingredient in our soft chews, works fast, without being absorbed into the bloodstream. Please use FirstCare®’s products only as directed.
Think of your stomach and intestines like a balloon. When they get filled up with more and more gas they expand, which makes you feel bloated.
The main active ingredient in our product is simethicone, which helps break up gas bubbles in your stomach and intestines. Once this trapped gas is broken down, your body can then deal with the gas naturally.
Gas is air collected in the digestive tract, primarily composed of carbon dioxide, oxygen, nitrogen, hydrogen and sometimes methane.
Some common sources that can contribute to gas found in the digestive tract:
Eating certain foods
Swallowed air
Medicines and supplements
Certain medical conditions
The most common symptoms of gas are abdominal bloating, pressure, discomfort, belching and flatulence.
The most common ways to reduce the discomfort and symptoms associated with gas can be achieved by taking medicines, changing your diet and reducing the amount of air swallowed.
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• Citric Acid
• Croscarmellose Sodium
• Crospovidone
• FD&C #40
• Flavors
• Glucose Syrup
• Glycerin
• Gum Arabic
• Maltitol Solution
• Mannitol
• Powdered Milk
• Propylene Glycol
• Sorbitol
• Starch
• Sucralose
• Sucrose
• Find right dose on chart below
• Do not exceed 2 chewables in 24 hours except under the advice and supervision of a physician.
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Dose (soft chew) |
1. |
Adults and children 12 years and over |
1 to 2 chewables as needed after meals and at bedtime |
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• NDC#
• Each soft chew contains sodium 5 mg
• Very low sodium
• Store in a controlled room temperature place between 20-25°C (68-77°F)
• Protect from light, heat, and moisture
• Child resistant container; do not use if printed seal under cap is broken or missing