Calcium carbonate in combination with sodium bicarbonate comes in contact with acid present in the stomach lead to the release out carbon dioxide bubbles. Due to these bubbles; a protective barrier forms on top of the stomach contents, which does not allow stomach acid to flow back into the food pipe. In addition; the fast dissolution of sodium bicarbonate result in neutralizing the stomach acid and exert a rapid buffering action.

• The suspension should be taken after having food.
• Doctor's prescribed dose should be taken under the specific duration recommended by the doctor itself.
• Measure the suspension with provided measuring cup.
• Shake well before use.

• Avoid using maximum dosage exceeding two weeks; untill and unless recommended by doctor.
• Disclose all the medicines you are taking.

• Improve digestion of food

• Overdose may cause bloating