Aero Net Oral Drops 20 ml

- Fast and targeted relief of intraluminal gases by the surfactant action of simethicone.

- Liquid formulation in drops suitable for infants, children and adults.

- Contains vitamin E and coenzyme Q10, providing complementary antioxidant support to the anti-foaming effect.

- Low risk of systemic interactions due to minimal absorption.

- Practical use: it can be administered directly or diluted in cold or lukewarm liquids.

- Nutritional supplement that is integrated into balanced nutrition strategies to improve digestive comfort.

What is the active ingredient and how does it work?

Simethicone (40 mg per 0.6 ml) is a surfactant that reduces the surface tension of gas bubbles, promoting their coalescence and elimination through belching or flatulence; it acts locally in the intestine without appreciable systemic absorption.

What is its recommended use for?

For the symptomatic relief of dyspepsia with gas, bloating, aerophagia, and colic in infants. Complements dietary and lifestyle measures aimed at reducing gas production.

What is the dosage by age?

Infants (0-1 year): 20 drops, 1-2 times a day. Children (1-12 years): 20 drops, 1-3 times a day. Adults: 20-40 drops, 2-4 times a day. Adjustments as directed by a healthcare professional.

Can it be mixed with food or drinks?

The solution can be administered directly or diluted in cold or lukewarm liquids; avoid very hot liquids that may alter the emulsion.

How long should it be used before assessing its effectiveness?

After a short course of treatment (up to 7 days) without significant improvement, assessment by a healthcare professional is advised to investigate the underlying cause.

Are there any side effects or contraindications?

Adverse effects are rare; hypersensitivity reactions may occur in sensitive individuals. Contraindicated in cases of known allergy to any of the components. Use with caution in the presence of severe symptoms or warning signs (bleeding, weight loss, persistent vomiting).

Is it safe during pregnancy and breastfeeding?

Due to its low systemic absorption, simethicone is considered low risk; however, administration during pregnancy or breastfeeding should be evaluated by the responsible healthcare professional.

Does it interfere with other medications?

Given its local effect and minimal absorption, systemic drug interactions are unlikely; in complex treatments, it is advisable to consult with a healthcare professional.

- Infants (0–1 year): 20 drops, 1–2 times a day.

- Children (1–12 years): 20 drops, 1–3 times a day.

- Adults: 20–40 drops, 2–4 times a day.

- Shake the container well before use.

- Administer directly into the mouth or diluted in warm or cold liquid, preferably after meals to optimize the action on gases generated during digestion.

- Do not exceed the recommended daily dose.

- Do not use after the expiry date or if the packaging is damaged.

- Keep out of reach of children.

- If no improvement is observed after a short treatment (7 days), medical evaluation is advised.

- In case of alarm symptoms (severe abdominal pain, persistent vomiting, blood in stool, unexplained weight loss), seek urgent medical attention.

- Pregnancy and breastfeeding: consult with a healthcare professional before use, although minimal absorption reduces the risk of systemic interactions.

- Patients with a history of allergic reactions should review the composition before administration.

- It does not replace a healthy and balanced diet or the medical treatment indicated for underlying gastrointestinal disorders.

- Storage: Store in a cool, dry place, protected from light; avoid extreme temperatures.

-20 ml dropper bottle (oral solution in drops).

Each 0.6 ml of solution contains:

- Simethicone 40 mg (oil emulsion)

- Vitamin E (tocopherols) — excipient with antioxidant activity

- Coenzyme Q10 — cofactor with antioxidant properties

- Silicon — component of the emulsifying and stabilizing matrix

Excipients: emulsifiers and oil-based vehicles (see container label for complete list and possible presence of allergens).

Gentle digestive infusion with drops for infants (guideline recipe):

- Prepare an infusion of chamomile and star anise (mild infusion, 150–200 ml), let it cool to body temperature.

- Add the indicated dose of drops (according to age) to the warm infusion and administer.

Comment: Administering in warm infusions may help with digestive comfort when appropriate; in infants, any combination with infusions should be agreed upon with the pediatrician.

Suggested diet for gas reduction and improved digestive comfort (3-day example):

- Day 1 (anti-inflammation): light breakfast with natural yogurt (if tolerated) or vegetable kefir, cooked oats; lunch based on white rice, steamed fish and zucchini; dinner carrot and potato puree. Avoid legumes and cruciferous vegetables. Take the drops according to the dosage after meals.

- Day 2 (normalization): breakfast with gluten-free toast and a soft-boiled egg; lunch with grilled chicken and roasted squash; dinner with a warm salad of cooked spinach and quinoa (small portions). Avoid carbonated drinks; slow chewing is recommended.

- Day 3 (maintenance): Breakfast: low FODMAP fruit (small amount of ripe banana) and cottage cheese or plant-based alternative; lunch: fish and baked potato with herbs; dinner: light soup of well-cooked vegetables. Incorporate the food supplement as occasional support after problematic meals.

Comment: The diet should be adapted to individual tolerance; for persistent problems, assessment by a registered dietitian nutritionist or healthcare professional is recommended. The dietary strategy is part of a balanced diet and, where appropriate, contributes to weight management and improved digestive comfort.