Electrosal Oral Hydration Solution Lemon & Raspberry 10 Sachets Fast, Effective Rehydration with a Refreshing Lemon & Raspberry Taste A clinically balanced oral rehydration solution designed to help restore fluids and essential electrolytes during dehydration, illness or heat exposure. Quick Highlights • Oral rehydration solution (ORS)• Helps replace lost fluids and electrolytes• Lemon & Raspberry flavour• Suitable for adults and children• Ideal during diarrhoea, vomiting or heat• Convenient sachet format• 10 sachets per pack• Easy to prepare and take Product Facts Feature Detail Product Name Electrosal Oral Hydration Solution Lemon & Raspberry Format Powder sachets Pack Size 10 sachets Flavour Lemon & Raspberry Use Rehydration & electrolyte replacement Suitable For Adults & children (as directed) Who Is It For • Adults and children at risk of dehydration• People experiencing diarrhoea or vomiting• Travellers or those in hot climates• Individuals with increased fluid loss• Anyone needing fast, effective hydration support Key Benefits • Helps restore lost fluids and electrolytes• Supports hydration during illness• Glucose-electrolyte formula aids water absorption• Helps maintain normal fluid balance• Convenient, easy-to-use sachets Why Choose Electrosal Oral Hydration Solution • Clinically balanced glucose-electrolyte formula• Designed for effective hydration support• Easy-to-use sachets for home or travel• Pleasant flavour improves compliance• Suitable for family use• Trusted pharmacy rehydration solution Helpful Product Information Quick Answer:Electrosal helps rehydrate the body by replacing fluids and electrolytes lost during illness, dehydration or heat. Common Questions: How does it work?The glucose helps enhance the absorption of sodium and water in the gut, improving hydration efficiency. When should I use it?Use during diarrhoea, vomiting, excessive sweating or when signs of dehydration appear. Trust & Pharmacist Advice Oral rehydration solutions like Electrosal are widely recommended to support hydration during fluid loss. They are particularly important for children and older adults, who are more vulnerable to dehydration. Always prepare exactly as directed to ensure the correct electrolyte balance. If symptoms persist or worsen, seek medical advice. Not Suitable For • Individuals on fluid-restricted diets unless advised by a healthcare professional• Those with conditions affecting electrolyte balance without medical guidance How to Use • Dissolve one sachet in the recommended amount of fresh drinking water• Stir until fully dissolved• Sip slowly and frequently• Do not exceed recommended intake Ingredients • Glucose• Sodium chloride• Potassium chloride• Trisodium citrate Nutritional Information Component Typical Function Glucose Supports absorption of water Sodium Helps restore fluid balance Potassium Supports electrolyte balance Chloride Maintains hydration Citrate Helps regulate acid-base balance Warnings • Do not mix with anything other than water• Use prepared solution within recommended time• Keep out of reach of children• If symptoms persist, consult a healthcare professional Delivery in Ireland Fast, reliable delivery across Ireland from Lir Pharmacy. FAQs What is Electrosal used for?It is used to help treat and prevent dehydration by replacing lost fluids and electrolytes. Can children use Electrosal?Yes, when used according to the instructions. How quickly does it work?It begins supporting hydration as soon as absorbed. Can I use it during illness?Yes, especially during diarrhoea or vomiting. Does it help with heat dehydration?Yes, it helps replace fluids lost through sweating. Can I drink it quickly?It is best taken slowly in small sips. Is it suitable for travel?Yes, sachets are convenient for travel use. Does it contain sugar?Yes, glucose is included to aid absorption. Can I mix it with juice?No, only mix with water to maintain the correct balance. How long should I use it?Use as needed or as advised by a healthcare professional. Is it suitable for older adults?Yes, but follow instructions carefully. When should I seek medical advice?If symptoms persist or worsen.
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