Infacol Reviews
Newest Review: ... box with red flash and the infacol logo. Inside is a bottle containing 50ml of Infacol. There is a pippette in the lid which ... more
... make it very easy to administer, you simply give one pippette full before a feed. There are around 100 doses in the bottle so it is very good value.
We found this really did help my daughter, we could certainly tell if we had forgotten to give it with a feed as she seemed less comfortable. We found it much easier to wind her when we used this. We used it from birth until around 3 months and during this time we never went anywhere without it. Iy really is very easy to give to baby and she actually used to quite happil...morePrice Comparison for Infacol
Customer Infacol Reviews (60)
Infacol: This could save you a few sleepless nights (604 words)by - written on 07/04/09 (Very useful, 1132 readings)
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Infocol is a liquid solution formulated to relieve wind, infant colic and griping pain. It can be used from birth, and is given via a dropper inside the bottle. This medicine is categorised as an antiflatulent, the active ingredient in this medicine is Simeticone. It works by trapping the small gas bubbles together that are in your baby's tummy,this forms larger gas bubbles which baby can bring up as wind. Any parents to be reading this, please learn from my mistake, before your new baby arrives go and buy a bottle of infacol. The price in Boots and Tesco is £3.59 for a 50ml bottle. I didn't have any and it lead to my partner having to go out at 2.30 am to ... Read the complete review
by - written on 01/03/13 (Very useful, 85 readings)
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-How we came to discover Infacol- It was the middle of a cold and windy April night and everyone was in bed, asleep. Everyone except us, me and my husband that is... Well, how could we be? Our 3 week old baby boy had been crying non stop for at least 2 hours maybe 3. Like any concerned first time parents we had called the midwife for some advice, "it sounds like he has colic" she said "keep trying to wind him, have plenty of skin to skin contact and he'll soon settle"... Soon settle my backside! He was as determined then as he is now (gets that from his mum) and he had decided that, if he was upset and miserable then we should be too and no ... Read the complete review
by - written on 17/02/13 (Very useful, 44 readings)
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WHAT IT IS? Infacol is medicine for babies to help if they have got colic. It does not work for all babies and I know that is true because it has helped my 8 month old daughter but when my other daughter who is 9 now had colic Infacol did not do a thing for her symptoms. HOW DO YOU USE IT? Dispense a dropper full of Infacol into your babys mouth before they feed. The dropper is built into the bottle and it is very easy to fill up by squeezing the bulb. You can use Infacol for newborn babies because there is nothing dangerous in it and when they get older you can increase the dose to 2 droppers. DO BABIES LIKE ... Read the complete review
by - written on 13/07/12 (Very useful, 312 readings)
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When my twins were newborns I was feeding them myself but also giving them formula top ups in the evening. Having no experience of winding babies neither myself or my husband had a clue what we were doing! We were shown lots of different methods by midwives during the time I was in hospital with them so by the time we got home we knew the techniques but both babies took ages to wind. It got even harder once I was on my own with them as if they finished feeding at the same time one would have to wait whilst I winded the other. As well as being hard to wind they also both suffered from evening colic and so it was suggested to me by my health visitor that I gave ... Read the complete review
by - written on 21/05/12 (Very useful, 477 readings)
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As you may have seen from previous reviews when my baby was born 3 weeks ago he spent his first week in the Special Care Baby Unit, some of the time he was tube fed due to low blood sugar levels, however when he was moved on to being bottle fed a couple of days later we quickly discovered that like me and my husband as babies he was not very good at bringing his wind up, this would often result in him eventually bringing his wind up with what seemed like half his bottle of milk as well. Once he was home my midwife recommended a couple of things we could try in order to help with this problem, one of which was to try using Infacol on him, this is a product readily ... Read the complete review
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