Kids' Digestion
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1 products · from 230 EGP
- Cash on delivery
- Delivery in 12–72 hours, all governorates
- Free advice from licensed pharmacists
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This section is for parents looking for digestive support for their children, such as probiotics, colic drops and digestive enzymes. Right now we stock Zaxera Lactase by OSAYA, drops containing lactase enzyme that may help break down milk sugar. Options in this area differ mainly in how they work: enzymes support lactose digestion, probiotics support gut balance, and other formulas target gas.
How to choose
- Identify the likely cause first: trouble with milk differs from general gas or gut upset.
- Lactase drops relate to lactose digestion only; they don't replace checking other causes of colic.
- Read the leaflet carefully and follow usage directions and shelf life after opening.
- Ask a pharmacist or pediatrician before using with newborns or premature babies.
- The 15 ml bottle costs 230 EGP; estimate how long it lasts per the leaflet.
Frequently asked questions
What do Zaxera Lactase drops do?
They contain lactase, the enzyme that breaks down milk sugar (lactose). They may help children who have difficulty digesting lactose and ease feeding-related discomfort. They are not a treatment for disease, and if symptoms continue, see a pediatrician.
How do I know if my baby's colic is caused by lactose?
It's hard to tell on your own. Colic has many possible causes, such as swallowed air, feeding technique or cow's milk protein allergy. A pediatrician can assess it properly, and you can ask the pharmacist which product fits before buying.
What's the dose and how are the drops given?
The dose and method are explained in the product leaflet; enzyme drops are usually added to milk in a specific way. Don't change the amount without advice, and ask the pharmacist if you're unsure what suits your child's age and feeding type.
Can I use it with a probiotic or other colic drops?
Sometimes that's appropriate, but combining products should follow professional advice. Ask the pharmacist or pediatrician to review everything your child takes and decide whether combining is useful or unnecessary.
When will my order arrive and how do I pay?
Delivery usually takes 12 to 72 hours depending on your area, and you can pay cash on delivery. Check the bottle seal and expiry date on arrival, and store it according to the instructions on the pack.
General information, not medical advice. Ask your doctor or pharmacist about your own case.
