Sbl Ferrumsip Iron Tonic Syrup 500 Ml

SBL Ferrumsip is an unflavoured homoeopathic syrup. In homoeopathic practice, its combination of Ferrum phosphoricum, Cinchona officinalis, Kali phosphoricum, Natrum phosphoricum and Ferrum metallicum is traditionally used to support the management of low iron-related tiredness, weakness and low stamina. It may support healthy red blood cell formation and the body's use of dietary iron. The syrup contains alcohol 10% v/v, excipients and preservatives.

Shake well before use. For people aged 13 years and above, take 1 teaspoon. For children below 13 years, take 1/2 teaspoon 4 times a day. Use under a doctor's supervision and read the label carefully before use.

No serious side effects are listed in the available sources.

• Use under a doctor's supervision.
• If you are pregnant, have an underlying medical condition or take other medicines, consult a doctor before use.
• Do not exceed the recommended dose.
• Keep out of reach of children.
• Store in a cool, dry, dark place away from direct sunlight.
• Close the cap tightly after use.

• Ferrum phosphoricum 3x HPI: May support the management of low iron-related weakness and healthy red blood cell formation.
• Cinchona officinalis 3x HPI: May support vitality and recovery from exhaustion after illness or blood loss.
• Kali phosphoricum 3x HPI: May help ease mental or physical tiredness associated with stress or overwork, including tired, aching limbs.
• Natrum phosphoricum 1x HPI: May support acid-base balance and may help ease acidity-related digestive discomfort that can affect nutrient absorption.
• Ferrum metallicum 3x HPI: May help with pallor, weakness and relaxed muscles in young people.
• Alcohol: 10% v/v.
• Excipients and preservatives: Present in a syrup base.

Ferrumsip is a homoeopathic preparation. It may offer a gentle alternative to conventional iron supplements, which may sometimes cause gastric discomfort or constipation.

• Low iron-related tiredness, weakness and low stamina may be supported.
• During pregnancy or lactation, it may support management of increased iron needs under a doctor's supervision.
• May support management of weakness related to heavy menstrual bleeding.
• Weakness associated with ongoing blood loss, including piles, may be supported.
• When absorption of dietary iron or other nutrients is poor, it may support nutrient use.

• May support healthy red blood cell formation and haemoglobin levels.
• The body's absorption and use of dietary iron may be supported.
• May help ease fatigue, weakness and low energy related to low iron.
• During recovery from weakness or blood loss, it may support vitality and stamina.