Nu-lax Fruit Laxative Block 500g Made from Pure Dried Fruits Made in Australia

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• Made From Pure Dried Fruits

  Important information

  Safety Information:

  Always read the label. Follow the directions for use. If symptoms persist see your healthcare professional. Always speak with your healthcare professional when treating constipation. Drink plenty of water. Increase fibre in diet. Prolonged use may cause serious bowel problems or dependence. Do not use when abdominal pain, nausea or vomiting are present, or if you develop diarrhoea. If you are pregnant or breast feeding seek medical advice before taking this laxative.

  Ingredients:

  Each 10g of the product contains: Senna alexandrina extract equivalent to dry leaf �1g Standardised to hydroxyanthracene glycosides Calculated as sennoside B 20mg Ficus carica (Fig) dry �2.16g Phoenix dactylifera (Date) dry �2.16g

  Directions:

  Recommended dose for adults is 10g once daily. Recommended dose for children is 5g, half that of the adult dose. Do not administer to children under the age of 2 years

  Product description

  The Nu-Lax is an Australian Range of Natural Medicinal Products, which assists in the management and treatment of constipation. Nu-Lax is made from pure dried fruits, which have been known to have a good effect on the bowel: figs, dates, apricots, peaches and pears. The active ingredient is also natural: the ground leaf of the herb senna. Nu-Lax fruit Laxative Block is a combination of 3 active medicinal ingredients: standardised senna leaf extract, figs and dates. Senna is traditionally used laxative plant to assist in the treatment of constipation. It brings gentle overnight relief stimulating bowel evacuation. Figs and dates provide a good dose of natural fibre known for its benefits in case of a sluggish digestive system or inadequate fibre intake from a diet. When taking laxatives, please drink adequate amount of water and increase fibre in diet. If symptoms persist, seek medical advice. Do not take laxatives when abdominal pain, nausea or vomiting are present or if you develop diarrhoea. Prolonged use may cause serious bowel problems. If you are pregnant or breast feeding seek medical advice before taking laxatives.