
Sudosafe-EC 500 is a precisely formulated enteric-coated sodium bicarbonate tablet. It actually contains about 500 mg of the active ingredient. It is designed to help manage excess stomach acidity and support the bodyβs acid base balance. The medicine is commonly used as an antacid and alkalinising agent but only under medical guidance. Sodium bicarbonate has a long history of safe clinical use. This is especially for acid neutralisation and pH buffering when taken as directed.
Composition – Sodium Bicarbonate enteric coated 500mg
Relieves Heartburn & Indigestion: Sodium bicarbonate neutralises excess gastric acid. It offers a quick relief from heartburn, sour stomach and acid indigestion.
Alkalinizing Agent: It helps raise the pH of stomach contents. It is also sometimes used to make the blood or urine less acidic. That happens in specific medical conditions.
Improved Tolerability: The enteric coating in there allows the tablet to bypass the stomach. It then dissolves in the intestine which may reduce gastric irritation. It is mostly associated with conventional antacids.
Fast Symptomatic Relief: The medicine offers on the spot relief when occasional discomfort from excess acid occurs.
Sodium bicarbonate is an alkalizing compound. It neutralises hydrochloric acid in the stomach. It produces salt and water which reduces acidity and relieves discomfort. When absorbed, it can aslo help balance systemic pG in medically supervised scenarios.
Store it in a cool and dry place and avoid direct sunlight and moisture. Store them out of the reach of children and pets.
A – It is actually used to relieve heartburn and acid indigestion. It also helps upset stomach by neutralizing excess acid.
A – In certain medical conditions, sodium bicarbonate can help make blood or urine less acidic under doctor supervision.
A – Swallow the tablet whole with water, remember to not crush or chew the tablet.
A – You have to avoid taking it close to other oral medications as it can affect their absorption.
A – Long term use beyond 2 weeks should be under medical supervision. That is due to potential electrolyte and sodium balance issues.