There was a time when these little magic pills or their brother Imodium plus were my constant companions. I suffer from IBS (irritable bowel syndrome for the blissfully unaware); I had tried the usual doctor recommended route of peppermint oil capsules, which gave me little but temporarily minty burps, and altering my diet. This did help a little as I noticed parsnips, and chocolate if combined with Baileys Irish Cream (a fairly rare occurrence usually confined to around Christmas time) could set of an attack, however my IBS seemed to be almost entirely stress related. So I never knew when it would hit. I'm writing this from the perspective of someone who ...  Read the complete review

I am not someone who ever suffers from a dodgy stomach up until recently where it seems that if I eat anything rich in cheese it ends up giving me diarrhoea symptoms which of course is never nice. I had a particularly bad case the other morning just before I was about to go to work and I am not someone who liked to take a sick day so I decided to run to my local chemist for an emergency packet of Imodium. I never usually look for this as I just think that you can get over these symptoms by eating right again, however with a day at work ahead I was desperate so I caught sight of these Imodium Instants and grabbed a packet. PACKAGING They actually do ...  Read the complete review

Imodium Instants are an instant relief Diarrhoea tablet, which follows up the hugely successful international brand of Imodium with a product that offers Diarrhoea sufferers what they really want, a fast effective solution to their problem. Available in all good chemists and in every half decent supermarket, these are expensive little blighters with a 6 pack costing from £2.79 in Boots to £3.74 for 6 on Amazon. The product comes in a light blue box with a Blue Imodium logo. Easy to find in the section of a store with other stomach and diarrhoea solutions, these are an expensive and yet effective offering from the market leaders. The ...  Read the complete review

I do suffer sometimes with major problems in my stomach usually due to rich food I love eating and plenty of spices on top of that. Now this silly behaviour of mine eating and having spicy foods can lead to the problems of diarrhoea and it can be bad for me lasting a few days and I used to let it pass in its own time. I would sit back and relax and wait for the overall problem to go on its own. I never had a diarrhoea tablet before as I had believed they would be pointless and worthless and not work for me because we are all different in how we have tablets and whether they work for us. It was a friend who gave me an Imodium Instant and ...  Read the complete review

In the past when I've had a really bad bout of diarrhoea, I've grabbed whatever diarrhoea tablets that we've had and taken them. But then I've found that they could take some time to quell the issue, which often wasn't really convenient if I was in the office or about to go out in the car. Then a Pharmacist recently told me about these Imodium Instants. The first thing you'll notice about them is that they are a lot more expensive that other diarrhoea treatments, at around £3.50 for 6 tablets, and they are fairly widely available, especially since they are non-prescription. The box itself is a combination of white and blue with the brand label 'Imodium' in ...  Read the complete review