How to Give Infacol to Your Baby

How to Give Infacol to Your Baby

Infacol is simple to give – even when your baby is crying. The normal dose is one dropper full (0.5ml) given before each feed for several days, but don’t worry if you forget one or more doses.

  • First shake the bottle
  • Draw up one dropper full by squeezing the bulb twice, wiping any excess Infacol off the outside of the dropper back into the bottle
  • To administer the dose squeeze the bulb and release the liquid onto the back of your baby’s tongue.

Infacol has a progressive effect, which means that it should be given to your baby for several days to achieve the best results. If your baby’s colic hasn’t improved after three to four days you can increase the dosage to two droppers full (1ml).

If symptoms do not improve or get worse, contact your health visitor or family doctor for advice.

Did you know?
Babies often gulp air down when crying and even as they are breathing.

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Infacol contains Simeticone. Always read the label. For the treatment of infant colic.

Medical Information Enquiries

For all product and medical information queries or to report adverse events or product complaints please contact us at: https://phoenixlabs.ie. If you get any side effects, talk to your doctor, pharmacist or nurse. This includes any possible side effects not listed in the package leaflet. You can also report side effects directly via the Yellow Card Scheme at www.mhra.gov.uk/yellowcard. By reporting side effects, you can help provide more information on the safety of this medicine. Adverse events‡ may also be reported directly to Phoenix Labs and Dendron Brands Ltd at https://phoenixlabs.ie.

Disclaimers

*when treated for suspected colic with Infacol †Based on 2021 unit sales data

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