remergel where can i get these from as i get a lot of wind

[desktop]

cant find them now in asda etc or chemists

[vodkancoke]

Look at this link desktop, it says it's on a manufacturer's delay. That was back in January though. http://forums.moneysa...wthread.php?t=3746487

Have you tried Rennies and Gaviscon?

[Mamyalynne]

Seems to be unavailable - you may have to find an alternative.

[factor-fiction]

You may need to review what you are eating- have a look on some websites (sorry, I haven't got a link) or preferably see your doctor

[237SJ]

They seem to be unavailable. We have had them at work for years but they`ve disappeared. We`ve replaced them with Bisodol (which have calcium carbonate like Remegel plus a couple of extra ingredients)

[desktop]

are the bisidol good please

[sometimesit]

The products affected include: Paramol, Syndol, Remegel, Merocane, Merocets, Ralgex, Medised, Earex, Cuprafen, Melthus, Resolve, Diocalm, Derbac, Medinol, Burneze, Waspeze, Compound W.

The Daily Telegraph has an article on it.
'Shortage of household medicines 'due to licensing issue'
The products were all owned by SSL which has now been bought by Reckett

http://www.telegraph....-licensing-issue.html


'Shortage of household medicines 'due to licensing issue'
Benckiser and checks made as part of the acquisition have raised questions over the validity over the current licences held with the Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency.

Manufacture of all the products has been suspended while the issues are cleared up and each will come back onto the market as soon as possible, a spokesman for Reckett said.

[Eve.]

Charcoal tablets can be good for calming down wind - it tends to encourage it out initially though so maybe best to hide inside for a bit after you take them.

[madmaggot]

I've found that the best way to stop this problem is to stop eating those items that cause it. For me it was fatty foods, white bread and the worst thing was .. wine.