Woodwards Gripe Water

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Woodwards Gripe Water contains dill oil which relaxes and warms the stomach in babies, breaking down any trapped bubbles or air. It also contains Sodium hydrogen carbonate which works to neutralise stomach acid. These two ingredients work together to make the gripe water effective and fast-acting for your baby.

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Gripe Water for Babies

Woodwards Gripe Water is effective in treating trapped wind and gripe in babies aged between 1 and 12 months.

Woodwards Gripe Water contains dill oil which relaxes and warms the stomach, breaking down any trapped bubbles or air. It also contains Sodium hydrogen carbonate which works to neutralise stomach acid. These two ingredients work together to make the treatment effective and fast-acting.

Adults and babies alike get trapped wind, caused by food, drink, or simply taking in too much air. Babies, in particular, are susceptible to taking in too much air, as the process of feeding causes them to take in an excess (more so with bottle feeding but also with breastfeeding).

These air bubbles become trapped in the baby’s stomach, which makes the stomach think it’s full of food. This causes acids to be produced; normally they would work to break down the foods but when no food is there, it can cause irritation. Because there is air trapped inside, the stomach muscles are unable to relax so you end up with cramps.

Treating gripe and trapped wind with Woodwards Gripe water is both effective and fast, alleviating pain and discomfort quickly. It’s also free from alcohol and sugar, which makes it gentle on the baby’s tummy.

How To Use Gripe Water

Shake the bottle well before use and then give the required dose to your baby. If your baby is aged between 1 and 6 months, the dose is one 5ml spoonful. If your baby is aged between 6 and 12 months, the dose is two 5ml spoonfuls.

The medicine can be taken during or after a feed, with a maximum of 6 doses in 24 hours.

Gripe Water Side Effects

Before using this product, check that it is not damaged or broken. Do not store above 25 degrees celsius and keep out of reach of children. Discard the product 14 days after opening and do not use it after the ‘use by’ date shown.

Consult a doctor before using this medicine if there are any underlying medical conditions or allergies. If the problem still persists after using this product or if any pain or irritation occurs then consult a doctor.

Buy Grip Water

You can safely buy Woodwards Gripe Water online at UK Meds, without the need for a prescription or consultation with a medical professional, however you should adhere to the advice given in the patient leaflet enclosed.

Gripe Water Boots

Yes. At the time of writing, Woodwards Gripe Water is available at Boots. However, should you wish to purchase Woodwards Gripe Water at a better price, you can do so at UK Meds.

Gripe Water Tesco

Yes. At the time of writing, Woodwards Gripe Water is available at Tesco. However, should you wish to purchase Woodwards Gripe Water at a better price, you can do so at UK Meds.

Gripe Water Superdrug

Yes. At the time of writing, Woodwards Gripe Water is available at Superdrug. However, should you wish to purchase Woodwards Gripe Water at a better price, you can do so at UK Meds.

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