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DiarrheaCalm™ Tablets

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$6.6 $13.21 In stock

Category: Other Products

Calm your digestive system and reclaim your day with DiarrheaCalm Meltaway Tablets by Boiron. This homeopathic medicine offers targeted relief for acute diarrhea and traveler’s diarrhea symptoms, such as intestinal pain, bloating, gas, nausea, and vomiting.* Made with plant-based and other pure active ingredients, these meltaway tablets are convenient, reliable, and without risk of constipation, drowsiness, or stool discoloration common with other medications. Benefits and Features: No known drug interactions. Gentle on the body. Gluten-free and no artificial sweeteners, flavors, colors, or preservatives. Convenient, discreet, and easy to take – no food or water needed. Recommended for adults and children ages 6 and up. Available over the counter in a box of 60 unflavored meltaway tablets. HSA & FSA eligible. Also try DiarrheaCalm On the Go Meltaway Pellets for travel-friendly relief. Boiron’s digestive relief line includes AcidCalm™ for heartburn and indigestion, GasCalm™ for gas and bloating, NauseaCalm® for nausea and upset stomach, and Nux vomica for overindulgence.

Customer Reviews (4.9 / 5 · 25 reviews)

Charlotte ★★★★★

Took these on a weekend trip and they dissolved quickly under my tongue without any chalky taste, which was a relief. My stomach settled within maybe half an hour of the first dose, and I actually made it through the museum tour without panic.

Joseph D. ★★★★★

These meltaway tablets dissolved on my tongue in seconds, which was a lifesaver when I was stuck on a long bus ride with no water nearby. Took the edge off the traveler’s diarrhea symptoms within about twenty minutes, and I actually made it to the next rest stop without panic.

Lily P. ★★★★★

Kept a packet in my bag during a weekend trip and it saved me when the street food disagreed with me. The tablets dissolve quickly on the tongue, no water needed, which made it easy to take while stuck in a museum line.