Glucody Glucose Tablets Passion Fruit 2 g

• Rapid and precise elevation of blood glucose through 2 g portions.
• Portable format and easy administration in any situation.
• Passion fruit flavor for greater acceptability and oral tolerance.
• Gluten-free, lactose-free, and caffeine-free; suitable for those avoiding these components.
• Allows for fractional dosing (1–4 tablets) to reduce the risk of rebound hyperglycemia.
• Compatible with a pharmacy kit that includes oral hygiene (toothbrushes, mouthwashes) and personal hygiene items (bath gels, deodorants).

How many tablets should be taken for mild hypoglycemia?

The usual guideline is 1 to 4 tablets of 2 g depending on the severity and clinical response; subsequent capillary control allows for adjustment of the administered amount.

Are they safe for people with gluten or lactose intolerance?

The formulation is declared free of gluten and lactose, making it suitable for individuals with these intolerances according to the labeling.

Can children and infants use them?

There is a risk of choking in young children; their use in pediatrics should consider weight, age, and chewing ability, and maintain adult supervision.

Do they affect dental health?

As they are chewable simple carbohydrates, frequent use increases the exposure of teeth to sugar; maintaining oral hygiene with toothbrushes and mouthwashes after use is recommended when possible.

Can they be used during exercise?

They are useful as a rapid source of glucose during prolonged or intense exercise to prevent hypoglycemia, especially in individuals on insulin treatment or those requiring carbohydrate control.

Do they interact with insulin or other diabetes treatments?

They act as a source of carbohydrates that raise blood glucose levels; their use should be integrated into the antidiabetic therapy and self-monitoring guidelines to avoid inappropriate insulin adjustments.

Do they contain caffeine or stimulants?

They do not contain caffeine.

What is the shelf life and storage conditions?

General recommendation to store in a cool, dry place; consult the batch and expiration date indicated on the package.

Consume 1 to 4 chewable tablets of 2 g according to clinical need in episodes of hypoglycemia or as a rapid energy source during physical activity. Chew completely before swallowing to facilitate rapid dissolution and absorption. After administration, perform capillary blood glucose monitoring to verify the response and, if necessary, repeat the intake according to clinical guidelines. Keep the package closed and away from moisture and heat sources. Due to the size and shape, supervise young children during administration.

Risk of choking in pediatric population; adult supervision recommended. Do not substitute medical treatment or prescribed diet for glycemic control. In severe hypoglycemic episodes with loss of consciousness, seek immediate medical attention: oral tablets are not effective if the airway is compromised. Repeated and frequent use may increase the risk of dental caries; integrate oral hygiene measures such as brushing with fluoride toothpaste and mouthwashes after consumption. Store in a cool, dry place, protect from moisture; avoid prolonged exposure to heat that may alter consistency and flavor. Consult with a healthcare professional in case of pregnancy, lactation, or treatment with insulin/antidiabetics for adjustment of guidelines. No specific certifications are presented on the labeling for health regulations of medical products; it constitutes a food/pharmacy product intended for rapid glucose supply and occasional use.

Package with 17 chewable tablets of 2 g each, compact presentation for transport.

Dextrose, glucose syrup, acidulant, anti-caking agent, and flavor (passion fruit flavor). Product free of gluten, lactose, and caffeine.

Dissolve 2–4 tablets in 200–250 ml of water to obtain a rapidly absorbed drink, in case of preference for liquid administration. Proposal: rapid isotonic drink — dissolve 2 tablets in 250 ml of warm water, add a pinch of sea salt, and shake until completely dissolved; consume in small sips for immediate energy recovery after intense exercise or a mild hypoglycemic episode.

Suggestion for integration into a dietary pattern for managing hypoglycemic episodes: breakfast with complex carbohydrates and protein; lunch with a protein source, vegetables, and a controlled portion of carbohydrates; preventive snack for individuals at risk of hypoglycemia: piece of fruit or 15–20 g of medium-absorption carbohydrates; in case of acute hypoglycemia, 1–4 tablets of 2 g as immediate rescue followed by a meal or snack that includes complex carbohydrates and protein to stabilize blood glucose levels. The tablets do not replace a balanced diet or nutritional plans prescribed by a professional; their use is occasional and aimed at glycemic rescue.