A soothing gum gel formulated to help relieve discomfort associated with the eruption of a baby's first teeth. It combines chamomile and sage extracts with provitamin B5 (panthenol) to care for and protect delicate gums during teething.
The gel has a pleasant strawberry flavour and provides a refreshing sensation that helps make application easier. It comes in a 30ml tube and is intended for direct application to the gums.
Key Benefits
- Helps soothe teething-related gum discomfort
- Cares for and protects delicate gums during the eruption of first teeth
- Contains chamomile and sage extracts
- Enriched with provitamin B5
- Pleasant strawberry flavour
- Provides a fresh, soothing sensation
- Easy to apply directly to the gums
- Gluten-free and lactose-free
Key Ingredients
Chamomile Extract is included for its soothing properties and helps care for sensitive gums during teething. Sage Extract complements the gum-care formula, while Provitamin B5 (Panthenol) helps care for and protect delicate oral tissues.
How to Use
Wash your hands thoroughly before application. Place a small amount of gel onto a clean fingertip or gauze pad, then gently massage it over the baby's delicate or uncomfortable gums.
The gel can be applied 3–4 times daily as required.
Full Ingredients
Sorbitol, Water, Glycerin, Hydroxyethylcellulose, Xylitol, Potassium Sorbate, Flavor, Sodium Saccharin, Chamomilla Recutita Flower Extract, Salvia Officinalis Leaf Extract, Panthenol, Sodium Benzoate, Citric Acid.
As formulations can change, check the ingredient declaration on the current tube before use, particularly if the baby has a known sensitivity or allergy.
Pack Information
- Size: 30ml
- Flavour: Strawberry
- Key actives: Chamomile extract, sage extract and provitamin B5
- Product type: Baby teething/gum gel
- Gluten-free: Yes
- Lactose-free: Yes
Warnings
- Do not use if the baby is allergic or sensitive to any of the ingredients.
- Discontinue use if irritation develops and seek professional advice if it persists.
- Avoid contact with the eyes and keep the product out of children's reach when not being administered by an adult.
- Teething can cause sore gums and increased chewing or drooling, but symptoms such as a high fever, significant diarrhoea, marked lethargy or a generally unwell baby should not automatically be attributed to teething and may require medical assessment.
- For babies with persistent discomfort, ask a pharmacist or healthcare professional for advice on age-appropriate treatment.