Description

Soothe your infant’s digestive issues with Baba Suur Suspension (100ml). This tried-and-tested traditional home remedy effectively relieves infant colic, trapped gas, and sudden hiccups by rapidly neutralizing excess stomach acid.

Baba Suur Suspension 100ml – Trusted Relief for Infant Colic & Gas

Bring gentle comfort back to an unsettled baby with Baba Suur Suspension. Handed down across generations, this trusted formulation targets gastrointestinal hyperacidity in infants, helping to calm painful stomach winds, unexpected bouts of hiccups, and mild abdominal cramping. Additionally, it is highly regarded as a traditional home remedy to ease “suur” rash or the small white spots that commonly appear on baby’s cheeks due to internal acidic imbalances.

Key Benefits:

• Fast Colic & Gas Relief: Relieves painful abdominal bloating and painful cramps caused by trapped gas.
• Reduces Infant Hyperacidity: Gently balances the stomach environment to stop sour burps and hiccups.
• Targets “Suur” Cheek Rash: Historically used to clear up small white acidity spots on an infant’s skin.
• Generous 100ml Bottle: A larger, convenient value pack for the family nursery or home remedy kit.

Active Ingredients (per 5ml):

• Magnesium Hydroxide Suspension: 1.75 ml
• Formulated as a gentle liquid suspension that is easy for infants to swallow.

Usage & Dosage Instructions:

Always shake the bottle well before use. Administer the suspension three to four times per day.

• Babies 1 to 6 months: Give half a medicine measure (2.5 ml).
• Babies 6 months to 1 year: Give one full medicine measure (5 ml), or follow the advice of your doctor.

Storage & Safety Warnings:

Store below 25°C in a cool, dry place away from direct light. Ensure the cap is securely fastened. Keep out of reach of children.

Important Warning: Do not exceed the maximum stated dosage. Do not use the maximum daily dosage continuously for more than 2 weeks unless explicitly advised and supervised by a registered healthcare professional.

Disclaimer: This traditional medicine has not been evaluated by SAHPRA for its quality, safety, or intended use. Consult a doctor if digestive symptoms or infant distress persist.