WHAT IS GLOUP KIDS®?
A simple solution for kids struggling with taking tablets.
Gloup Kids is a gel that makes the intake of oral medication like tablets, capsules and pills a lot easier. Gloup is made of 100% natural ingredients and has a sweet lemon flavor. Where all our other versions can be used a maximum of 3 times a day by children between 2 and 6 years old, the new version can be used unlimitedly by the same group!
Often 3 times a day was not enough, especially when you are dealing with sick children. However, Gloup Kids can be used as often as necessary.
Description
Gloup Kids Sweet Lemon is a gel that makes swallowing solid medication such as tablets, pills and capsules much easier. Gloup Kids consists of 100% natural ingredients and has a lemon flavour.
No more food needed to offer medication, so that the food can no longer have an impact on the effect of your child's medicines!
Specifications
| Content |
150 ml, Tube |
|---|---|
| Use |
For 25-30 intakes |
| Ingredients |
water, sugar, maltodextrin, carrageenan, citric acid, potassium sorbate, sodium citrate, calcium chloride, natural flavor. |
Directions
About Gloup
Most commonly used medication swallowing gel worldwide
Specifically designed for children age 2 and up
Registered Medical Device class 1
No interactions with your medication
Free of most common allergens, gluten and lactose
100% natural
Free of animal based ingredients
for everybody that can swallow independently, from the age of 2
No bad taste of medication anymore
How Gloup can help
Who can use Gloup?
Gloup can be used by everybody that can swallow independently, but faces MIP (medication intake problems). Whether the swallowing issue is due to an illness or not, there is always a version available that offers safe swallowing of your medication. There are different packages available as well, so one should always fit your needs.
Specifically designed for kids over the age of 2. To make it easier, safe and better tasting to take any form of medication without any risk. No need to crush or break the medication that could cause over or under-dosing.
