Title: Fetrix-Pik: Comprehensive Oral Supplement for Periodontitis Relief (10g)

Fetrix-Pik: Comprehensive Oral Supplement for Periodontitis Relief (10g)

Product Description

Fetrix-Pik is a comprehensive, multi-component granular supplement designed to address a range of oral health issues, including periodontitis, gingivitis, and bad breath. This unique formula combines homeopathic ingredients to promote healing and strengthen gum tissue.

Key Benefits

Combats Bad Breath: Effectively neutralizes unpleasant odors originating from the mouth.
Treats Gum Disease: Addresses the symptoms of periodontitis and gingivitis, including inflammation, bleeding, and swelling.
Promotes Healing: Accelerates the healing of gum tissue and oral ulcers.
Strengthens Gums: Improves gum health and reduces susceptibility to infection.
Boosts Immunity: Supports the body's natural defense mechanisms within the oral cavity.
Reduces Inflammation: Alleviates swelling and discomfort associated with gum disease.

Ingredients & Their Actions

Asafoetida 6CH: Addresses halitosis (bad breath) and is indicated for periodontitis, gingivitis, and other oral infections.
Mercurius Corrosivus 12CH: Treats bleeding gums, gum looseness, swelling, redness, excessive salivation, foul odor, purulent discharge, and bitter taste.
Acidum Nitricum 6CH: A key ingredient for treating oral inflammation, bleeding, and ulcerative lesions of the mucous membrane, particularly on the inner cheeks.
Bryonia 6CH: Reduces gum swelling and promotes the healing of ulcers.
Lycopodium 6CH: Addresses inflammation of the salivary glands.

Dosage & Administration

Adults: 3-6 granules sublingually (under the tongue) 1-2 times daily, 30 minutes before meals, until completely dissolved. Recommended course: 1-1.5 months.
Children (1-3 years): 1 granule, optionally dissolved in ½ teaspoon of water.
Children (3-12 years): 3 granules.

Contraindications

Individual intolerance.

Packaging

Each package contains approximately 230 granules (10g).

Important Note

This product is not a medicine and should not replace professional dental care. Consult your dentist or healthcare provider for diagnosis and treatment of any oral health condition.