Colpermin contains peppermint oil, an antispasmodic that relaxes muscles in the bowel, helping relieve IBS symptoms like bloating and abdominal pain. The capsules are designed to release the oil gradually, providing relief without causing irritation to the stomach. Colpermin can be taken without a prescription, making it accessible for managing flare-ups of IBS symptoms. The capsules should be taken 1-2 times, three times daily, preferably an hour before meals. The effects are usually felt within a week or two of consistent use.
Colpermin Capsules are protectively coated so that they survive the stomach digestive acids. The capsules release the active ingredient peppermint oil directly into the lower bowel. Peppermint oil relaxes intestines muscles, reduces trapped wind, and regulates bowel movements. As a result, it relieves symptoms such as bloating, diarrhoea, discomfort, and stomach pain, that come with IBS.
The active ingredient contained in Colpermin capsules is Peppermint oil. The inactive ingredients contained in Colpermin capsules are Gelatin, colloidal silica, titanium dioxide (E171), indigotin (E132), eudragit S100, endragit L30 D55, triethyl citrate, ammonia solution 10%, monostearate, polyethylene glycol 4000, talc, purified water, beeswax, and refined arachis (peanut) oil.
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1. How often should I take Colpermin?
One or two capsules, three times daily, ideally an hour before meals.
2. Can I take Colpermin with food?
It is best taken an hour before meals, not immediately after eating.
3. How soon will I notice relief?
Symptoms usually improve within a week or two of regular use.
4. Are there dietary considerations?
Avoid taking indigestion remedies two hours before or after using Colpermin.
5. Can I drink alcohol while taking Colpermin?
Alcohol may increase the likelihood of side effects; avoid if it causes discomfort.