Rennie Deflatine

Rennie Deflatine is a medicine used to relieve symptoms such as bloating, stomach cramps and pain caused by trapped wind.

Rennie Deflatine contains calcium carbonate, magnesium carbonate and simeticone which work to disperse the tiny bubbles of trapped wind, relieving that painful build up and helping them to pass through your digestive system normally. 

Although trapped wind can often pass on its own, it can be painful and unpleasant until it does. If you want to speed up your body’s process and help yourself to continue normally with daily life, take Rennie Deflatine to relieve the trapped wind.

Always follow the guidance given in the enclosed patient information leaflet and be sure to read it before commencing use of the medicine.

These tablets can be sucked or chewed and do not need to be swallowed whole.

Rennie Deflatine dosage

The recommended dose is 1 or 2 tablets as required. Do not exceed the maximum dose of 11 tablets in 24 hours and prolonged use should be avoided. 

Before taking this medication, you should always first check that it is suitable for you and any of your associated medical conditions. Do not take Rennie Deflatine if:

•  You are allergic (hypersensitive) to any of the ingredients in the product
• You use mineral-oil based laxatives
• You are under 12 years old

Because of the way that medications interact with each other, you should be cautious if you are taking medication for a thyroid disorder, as Rennie Deflatine can weaken the effectiveness of your treatment.

You should also only use Rennie Deflatine with caution if you have an intolerance to some sugars, or if your symptoms persist for more than 14 days. If you are pregnant or breastfeeding then seek a doctor’s advice before commencing use of this medication.

You should cease using Rennie Deflatine immediately and contact your doctor if you experience any serious side effects or if you notice signs of an allergic reaction.

You can safely buy Rennie Deflatine online at UK Meds, without the need for a prescription or consultation with a medical professional, however you should adhere to the advice given in the patient leaflet enclosed.