Melilax Suppositories
PROMOTES BOWEL MOVEMENT AND COUNTERS INFLAMMATION:
• Chronic or occasional constipation
• Difficult and painful bowel movements
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Instructions for use
See the package leaflet.
DOSAGE:
1 suppository when needed. In case of stubborn constipation, 2 suppositories may be used consecutively.
Composition
Cocoa butter, nectar and honeydew honeys, Beeswax, L-Mineral (made up of: Lemon juice, natural mineral Nahcolite, and gum arabic).
Warnings
Do not use in case of individual hypersensitivity or allergies to one or more components. In case of persistent constipation, it is important to consult a doctor to rule out other illnesses.
Store at temperatures no greater than 25 °C. The product should be stored in the refrigerator during the hotter periods of the year, and should be kept at room temperature for a few minutes prior to use. The product is designed to melt on contact with normal body temperature, and is therefore sensitive to temperature.
Keep away from heat sources and protected from light. Keep out of reach of children. The expiry date applies when the product is intact and stored properly.
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MeliLax Suppositories are used to promote evacuation in cases of: chronic or occasional constipation; haemorrhoids, anal fissures, rectal prolapse, or visceral hypersensitivity, even in the absence of constipation; constipation in subjects with irritable bowel or with abdominal pain and bloating; need to reduce strain while evacuating, even in the absence of constipation, as in the case of abdominal hernias, surgery after-effects, cardiovascular diseases, pregnancy, neurological diseases, motor deficits, bedridden patients, or patients with reduced motor skills; emptying the rectal ampulla
