Caripeptic Syrup 120ml

About Caripeptic Syrup 120ml

Caripeptic Syrup Uses

• Flatulence and trapped gas
• Bloating after meals
• Indigestion and stomach discomfort
• Colicky abdominal pain

Caripeptic Syrup Benefits

• Herbal formula combining four traditional carminative ingredients
• Natural relief from trapped gas and bloating
• Soothing effect on the digestive tract
• Suitable for adults and older children as directed

What Experts Say

Caripeptic Syrup combines ginger, peppermint, ajwain and fennel, four carminative herbs that have long been used in traditional medicine to settle the digestive tract. Each ingredient works through a slightly different mechanism, from relaxing intestinal muscle spasm to reducing the surface tension of gas bubbles trapped in the gut.

Peppermint oil in particular has been studied for its antispasmodic effect on smooth muscle, which can ease cramping linked to bloating and trapped wind. Ginger is well recognized for supporting normal gastric motility and easing nausea, while fennel and ajwain are traditionally used across South Asia to relieve flatulence and mild indigestion after heavy or oily meals.

Because Caripeptic Syrup is a herbal preparation rather than a synthetic drug, it generally carries a low risk of serious side effects and does not require a prescription. It is best suited for occasional digestive discomfort, and anyone with persistent or worsening stomach symptoms should still see a doctor to rule out an underlying condition.

Drug Class

• Herbal Carminative / Antiflatulent

Caripeptic Syrup 120ml formula

• Zingiber officinale (Ginger) 200mg + Mentha piperita (Peppermint) 100mg + Trachyspermum ammi (Ajwain) 100mg + Foeniculum vulgare (Fennel) 100mg

Available forms

• Syrup

How to use Caripeptic Syrup 120ml?

• Best taken after meals or when symptoms occur
• Bottle shaken well before use
• Measuring cup used for accurate dosing
• Dose as printed on the pack or advised by your doctor
• No more than three doses a day unless told otherwise

Drug Interactions

• Antacids: A gap of one to two hours from other antacid or acid reducing medicines gives the best effect.
• Blood Thinners: High regular intake of ginger containing products may add to the effect of blood thinning medicines like warfarin.

Risks and warnings

• Pregnancy And Breastfeeding: Medical advice recommended before use, since safety data on regular use during pregnancy is limited.
• Peptic Ulcer: Doctor consultation advised for people with a known peptic ulcer or acid reflux disease before regular use.
• Children: Medical guidance needed for children under six years.
• Allergy: Itching, rash or throat tightness after use is a reason to stop.

Caripeptic Syrup Side Effects

• Mild heartburn in sensitive individuals
• Occasional nausea
• Allergic skin reaction in rare cases
• Mild taste disturbance

Storage Conditions

• Store below 30°C in a cool, dry place
• Keep the bottle tightly closed after each use
• Protect from direct sunlight
• Keep out of reach of children