Toddler's DiaResQ

Gentle relief for toddlers ages 1 and up

What is Diarrhea Relief Food? DiaResQ Gentle Diarrhea Relief is a combination of immune factors and important nutritional components, without the side effects commonly associated with drug treatments. It addresses the underlying issue of diarrhea, not just the symptoms.

Toddler's DiaResQ Gentle Relief drink mix, 3 vanilla-flavored packets

Resolves most cases on day 1

A combination of beneficial nutrients and immune factors that works with the body to rapidly restore normal intestinal function.

Not a drug or antibiotic

Naturally derived ingredients provide gluten-free nutrients, 3 grams of high-quality protein, and immune factors right to the source. Safe to take with medications or pre/probiotics.

Easy, toddler-friendly dosing

No pills or tablets. A powder that mixes easily with water in the enclosed cup, safe for toddlers ages 1 year and up.

A must-have travel companion

Small, nonperishable packets that don't let a toddler's episode of diarrhea ruin family travel plans.

Product description

DiaResQ Gentle Diarrhea Relief provides nutrients and immune factors that help support your toddler's natural response and rapidly restore normal intestinal function. Just add one packet of powder to 30 ml of water, shake until combined, and immediately drink it.

Serving size and suggestions

Take a packet at the first sign of diarrhea or digestive upset. Fill the enclosed cup with water to the 30 ml line, add powder, secure the lid, and shake until fully dispersed. Drink immediately. Take additional packets as needed, up to three packets per day.

Allergens

Contains dairy (colostrum) and egg. Gluten free.

Good to know

Made by PanTheryx, a premier health and nutrition company dedicated to addressing the specific dietary needs of adults and children with diarrhea and digestive upset.

Toddler's DiaResQ is not a replacement for medications prescribed by a doctor or a replacement for your normal diet. It is not intended to relieve chronic diarrhea or diarrhea due to overindulgence in food or drink, and it is not intended for infants (12 months and younger).