Fast & effective replacement of lost water & body salts DIORALYTE is recommended for the replacement of essential water & salt loss in infants, children & adults from whatever cause & in the treatment of watery diarrhoea of various causes. Early use is important to avoid dehydration, particularly in the young & elderly. Always make sure that each sachet is dissolved in 200 ml (7fl oz) of water. If more than the recommended amount of water is used, the solution will be too weak & not have the most effective concentration for water & salt absorption. If less than the recommended amount of water is used, the solution will be too concentrated & give rise to water loss instead of absorption. Warnings DIORALYTE may be taken if you are pregnant or breast feeding, but it is advisable to seek your doctor's advice if you have diarrhoea. This medicine should only be given to infants under 1 year of age under medical supervision. After using DIORALYTE you should not normally experience any undesirable effects. However should you notice anything unusual tell your doctor or pharmacist. Do not use after the expiry date. ...

Dioralyte Relief Blackcurrant is recommended for the replacement of essential body water & salts in the treatment of acute diarrhoea. During diarrhoea the body loses water & salts & Dioralyte Relief Blackcurrant replaces these whilst at the same time helping watery stools return to normal more rapidly. Early use is important to avoid dehydration, especially in the young & elderly. How to use Dioralyte Relief Blackcurrant Make up the contents of one sachet in 200ml (approx 7 fluid ounces) of drinking water. Use fresh drinking water for adults & children. Where drinking water is unavailable use freshly boiled & cooled water. The liquid should be made up immediately before use & any remaining liquid should not be used after 1 hour or 24 hours if liquid kept refrigerated. This remaining liquid should be discarded. Dioralyte Relief Blackcurrant when made up in water is a milky coloured liquid. Dosage Adults (including elderly) & children: One sachet after each loose bowel motion (watery stool) up to a maximum of 5 sachets per day for 3-4 days. Infants aged 3 months-1 year should be given Dioralyte Relief Blackcurrant ONLY under medical supervision. Dioralye Relief Blackcurrant should NOT be given to infants under 3 months. Infants under the age of 2 with diarrhoea should be seen by a doctor as soon as possible. If symptoms persist & no improvement is seen within 36 hours you must seek medical advice immediately. Dioralyte Relief Blackcurrant may be used in pregnancy & breast feeding but only on medical advice as it contains 2.5 vol % ethanol (alcohol) equivalent to 4ml beer or 1.7ml wine per dose. This should be taken into account in pregnant or breast feeding women, alcoholics, children & high risk groups such as people with liver disease or epilepsy. ...

Dioralyte Relief Blackcurrant is recommended for the replacement of essential body water & salts in the treatment of acute diarrhoea. During diarrhoea the body loses water & salts & Dioralyte Relief Blackcurrant replaces these whilst at the same time helping watery stools return to normal more rapidly. Early use is important to avoid dehydration, especially in the young & elderly. How to use Dioralyte Relief Blackcurrant Make up the contents of one sachet in 200ml (approx 7 fluid ounces) of drinking water. Use fresh drinking water for adults & children. Where drinking water is unavailable use freshly boiled & cooled water. The liquid should be made up immediately before use & any remaining liquid should not be used after 1 hour or 24 hours if liquid kept refrigerated. This remaining liquid should be discarded. Dioralyte Relief Blackcurrant when made up in water is a milky coloured liquid. Dosage Adults (including elderly) & children: One sachet after each loose bowel motion (watery stool) up to a maximum of 5 sachets per day for 3-4 days. Infants aged 3 months-1 year should be given Dioralyte Relief Blackcurrant ONLY under medical supervision. Dioralye Relief Blackcurrant should NOT be given to infants under 3 months. Infants under the age of 2 with diarrhoea should be seen by a doctor as soon as possible. If symptoms persist & no improvement is seen within 36 hours you must seek medical advice immediately. Dioralyte Relief Blackcurrant may be used in pregnancy & breast feeding but only on medical advice as it contains 2.5 vol % ethanol (alcohol) equivalent to 4ml beer or 1.7ml wine per dose. This should be taken into account in pregnant or breast feeding women, alcoholics, children & high risk groups such as people with liver disease or epilepsy. ...

Dioralyte Relief Blackcurrant is recommended for the replacement of essential body water & salts in the treatment of acute diarrhoea. During diarrhoea the body loses water & salts & Dioralyte Relief Blackcurrant replaces these whilst at the same time helping watery stools return to normal more rapidly. Early use is important to avoid dehydration, especially in the young & elderly. How to use Dioralyte Relief Blackcurrant? Make up the contents of one sachet in 200ml (approx 7 fluid ounces) of drinking water. Use fresh drinking water for adults & children. Where drinking water is unavailable use freshly boiled & cooled water. The liquid should be made up immediately before use & any remaining liquid should not be used after 1 hour or 24 hours if liquid kept refrigerated. This remaining liquid should be discarded. Dioralyte Relief Blackcurrant when made up in water is a milky coloured liquid. Dosage Adults (including elderly) & children: One sachet after each loose bowel motion (watery stool) up to a maximum of 5 sachets per day for 3-4 days. Infants aged 3 months-1 year should be given Dioralyte Relief Blackcurrant ONLY under medical supervision. Dioralye Relief Blackcurrant should NOT be given to infants under 3 months. Infants under the age of 2 with diarrhoea should be seen by a doctor as soon as possible. If symptoms persist & no improvement is seen within 36 hours you must seek medical advice immediately. Dioralyte Relief Blackcurrant may be used in pregnancy & breast feeding but only on medical advice as it contains 2.5 vol % ethanol (alcohol) equivalent to 4ml beer or 1.7ml wine per dose. This should be taken into account in pregnant or breast feeding women, alcoholics, children & high risk groups such as people with liver disease or epilepsy. ...

Dioralyte Relief Blackcurrant is recommended for the replacement of essential body water & salts in the treatment of acute diarrhoea. During diarrhoea the body loses water & salts & Dioralyte Relief Blackcurrant replaces these whilst at the same time helping watery stools return to normal more rapidly. Early use is important to avoid dehydration, especially in the young & elderly. How to use Dioralyte Relief Blackcurrant? Make up the contents of one sachet in 200ml (approx 7 fluid ounces) of drinking water. Use fresh drinking water for adults & children. Where drinking water is unavailable use freshly boiled & cooled water. The liquid should be made up immediately before use & any remaining liquid should not be used after 1 hour or 24 hours if liquid kept refrigerated. This remaining liquid should be discarded. Dioralyte Relief Blackcurrant when made up in water is a milky coloured liquid. Dosage Adults (including elderly) & children: One sachet after each loose bowel motion (watery stool) up to a maximum of 5 sachets per day for 3-4 days. Infants aged 3 months-1 year should be given Dioralyte Relief Blackcurrant ONLY under medical supervision. Dioralye Relief Blackcurrant should NOT be given to infants under 3 months. Infants under the age of 2 with diarrhoea should be seen by a doctor as soon as possible. If symptoms persist & no improvement is seen within 36 hours you must seek medical advice immediately. Dioralyte Relief Blackcurrant may be used in pregnancy & breast feeding but only on medical advice as it contains 2.5 vol % ethanol (alcohol) equivalent to 4ml beer or 1.7ml wine per dose. This should be taken into account in pregnant or breast feeding women, alcoholics, children & high risk groups such as people with liver disease or epilepsy. ...

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For the treatment of fluid & electrolyte loss associated with acute diarrhoea in infants, children & adults. Powder containing: Sodium chloride 0.47 g Glucose anhydrous 3.56 g Potassium chloride 0.3 g Disodium hydrogen citrate 0.53 g Dosage: Adults: contents of 1 (or 2) sachet dissolved in 200ml (or 400ml)of fresh drinking water after each loose motion. Children: contents of 1 sachet dissolved in 200ml fresh drinking water after each loose motion. Infants: one to one & a half times the usual 24 hour feed volume under medical supervision. Used For: Haemorroids Common Misspellings: Haemorroid, Heammorroids, Hemaroids, Haemoroids, Hemarroids, Haemmorroids, Haemmoroids, Hemmoroids ...

For the treatment of fluid & electrolyte loss associated with acute diarrhoea in infants, children & adults. Powder containing: Sodium chloride 0.47 g Glucose anhydrous 3.56 g Potassium chloride 0.3 g Disodium hydrogen citrate 0.53 g Dosage: Adults: contents of 1 (or 2) sachet dissolved in 200ml (or 400ml)of fresh drinking water after each loose motion. Children: contents of 1 sachet dissolved in 200ml fresh drinking water after each loose motion. Infants: one to one & a half times the usual 24 hour feed volume under medical supervision. Used For: Haemorroids Common Misspellings: Haemorroid, Heammorroids, Hemaroids, Haemoroids, Hemarroids, Haemmorroids, Haemmoroids, Hemmoroids ...

For the treatment of fluid & electrolyte loss associated with acute diarrhoea in infants, children & adults. Powder containing: Sodium chloride 0.47 g Glucose anhydrous 3.56 g Potassium chloride 0.3 g Disodium hydrogen citrate 0.53 g Dosage: Adults: contents of 1 (or 2) sachet dissolved in 200ml (or 400ml)of fresh drinking water after each loose motion. Children: contents of 1 sachet dissolved in 200ml fresh drinking water after each loose motion. Infants: one to one & a half times the usual 24 hour feed volume under medical supervision. Used For: Haemorroids Common Misspellings: Haemorroid, Heammorroids, Hemaroids, Haemoroids, Hemarroids, Haemmorroids, Haemmoroids, Hemmoroids ...

The most simple & economical alternative for clinical diagnostic testing. The strip is designed for rapid determination of pregnancy conditions in urine specimens. The strip is dipped into a sample for 3-5 seconds. The reaction Approx. takes 5 minutes with visual development of control & test lines. ...