AiPharma RefluxG

AiPharma RefluxG is a thick, oral liquid gel product supplied in single-dose sachets, manufactured in Malaysia by AiPharma Healthcare Sdn Bhd. Based on the manufacturer’s own product information, its formulation is built around a standardised plant-based galactomannan fibre complex derived from fenugreek seed (marketed under the ingredient name FenuLife®), together with calcium carbonate, sodium bicarbonate, Malva sylvestris (mallow) extract, and hyaluronic acid, along with water, flavouring, and preservatives. The manufacturer explicitly states that RefluxG does not contain alginate, and that it is also free of gluten, lactose, and added sugar — this distinguishes it from the more familiar alginate-based raft-forming liquids found elsewhere in this product category.

AiPharma RefluxG is sold without a prescription at pharmacies in Malaysia, and the manufacturer’s own product listing categorises it under “Digestive Health” as a medical device rather than as a conventional NPRA-registered antacid medicine. It is typically supplied in a box of 20 sachets, each sachet containing 10ml of the thick oral liquid, with each sachet intended for a single use.

What distinguishes AiPharma RefluxG from classic aluminium- or magnesium-based antacid products is its natural, alginate-free ingredient profile and its notably thicker, more viscous gel-like texture compared with many other liquid digestive products on the market. Customers who are specifically looking for an aluminium hydroxide or magnesium hydroxide antacid, such as Alucid Tablet, Alucid Suspension, or Alu-Tab 600mg Tablet, should note that RefluxG’s composition is different from these products.

• Tear open one sachet along the marked edge immediately before use.
• Knead or gently squeeze the sachet before opening if the contents appear to have settled, so the gel is evenly mixed.
• Squeeze the full contents of one sachet directly into the mouth and swallow; it does not need to be mixed with water.
• Take one sachet after meals and at bedtime, or as directed on the pack or by a doctor or pharmacist.
• Each sachet is for single use only — do not reseal and store a partially used sachet for later.

AiPharma RefluxG is formulated and marketed as a medical device rather than a scheduled medicine, and the manufacturer’s full dosing regimen (such as the exact maximum number of sachets per day) was not independently confirmed through NPRA, MIMS, or another authoritative registry during this research. As a general guide based on the product’s own packaging and typical use for this type of sachet product, one 10ml sachet is generally taken after meals and at bedtime; however, customers should follow the specific dosing instructions printed on the pack insert, or check with a pharmacist, rather than relying on a generalised maximum daily amount. This product is not intended for infants, and use in young children, pregnant or breastfeeding women, or anyone with a known fenugreek or legume allergy should only proceed after checking with a doctor or pharmacist.

Use before the expiry date printed on the sachet and outer carton. Each sachet is sealed individually and should be used in full once opened, as it is intended for single-dose use.

Store below 30°C in a dry place away from direct sunlight and excessive heat. Keep sachets in their original carton until ready to use, and keep out of reach of children.

• Common: Mild bloating or a feeling of fullness after taking a sachet, related to the thick, fibre-based gel texture.
• Common: Mild taste alteration immediately after use.
• Serious: Allergic reaction (such as rash, swelling, or difficulty breathing) in people with a known sensitivity to fenugreek or related legumes, which requires immediate medical attention.
• Serious: Persistent or worsening digestive symptoms despite regular use, which should be assessed by a doctor rather than continuing self-treatment.

• Known hypersensitivity or allergy to fenugreek, Malva sylvestris (mallow), hyaluronic acid, or any other ingredient in this product.
• Known allergy to legumes (such as chickpea or peanut), as fenugreek belongs to the same plant family and cross-sensitivity is possible.
• Severe, undiagnosed abdominal pain, as self-treating digestive discomfort may mask symptoms of a more serious underlying condition.
• Use in infants is not recommended without medical advice.

• As this product contains calcium carbonate and forms a thick gel in the digestive tract, it may reduce the absorption of certain other oral medicines (such as some antibiotics) if taken at the same time — as a general precaution, separate this product from other oral medicines by at least 1-2 hours.
• Do not take together with other antacid or digestive-comfort products at the same time without checking with a pharmacist, to avoid unnecessary duplication.
• No significant food interaction is expected beyond the recommended timing of taking a sachet after meals, as stated in Directions for Use.
• People taking regular prescription medicines for chronic conditions should check with a pharmacist about timing this product around their other medicines.

• Knead the sachet gently before opening if the gel appears to have settled, so you get the full, evenly mixed dose.
• Take the full contents of the sachet directly, without needing to dilute it in water.
• Separate this product from other oral medicines by at least 1-2 hours where possible.
• Carry a sachet with you if you need to take a dose after meals away from home, since each sachet is individually sealed and portable.
• Check the expiry date on each sachet before use.
• Keep sachets out of reach of children, as with any product taken by mouth.

Precautions: People with a known allergy to fenugreek or related legumes (such as chickpea or peanut) should avoid this product or seek medical advice first. Pregnant or breastfeeding women, young children, and anyone with persistent or severe digestive symptoms should check with a doctor or pharmacist before regular use, as the manufacturer’s full safety data for these groups was not independently verified through an authoritative registry during this research.

When to See a Doctor or Pharmacist: Seek medical advice if digestive discomfort persists or worsens despite regular use of this product, if you notice any signs of an allergic reaction after taking a sachet, or if you experience severe abdominal pain, black or tarry stools, or persistent vomiting.