

Fybogel Orange Hi-Fibre Sachet, 30 Count Ispaghula Husk, Constipation Relief, Maintains Regularity, Helps Digestive System, Natural, Laxatives, Digestion and Nausea
Key features
- Ispaghula Husk
- Constipation Relief
- Maintains Regularity
- Natural
- Laxatives
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Fybogel Orange Hi-Fibre Sachet contains Ispaghula Husk, a natural source of fibre that absorbs water to form a gel, aiding in constipation relief and promoting regularity. This product is designed to support the digestive system and may help with nausea related to digestive discomfort. The sachets are easy to use and provide a measured dose of fibre.
Each sachet is pre-measured for convenience and contains the correct amount of Ispaghula Husk powder. Simply empty the contents into a glass of water, stir until dissolved, and drink immediately. The product works by drawing water into the bowel to soften stool and facilitate easier passage, making it a gentle yet effective option for maintaining digestive health without harsh chemicals.
Who is it for?
A good fit if you:
- have occasional constipation
- want to maintain regularity
- need digestive system support
- experience nausea related to digestion
Maybe skip it if you:
- have severe constipation
- are pregnant
- need immediate relief
How to use it
Follow the directions on the pack for how to take the sachet. Dissolve the contents in a glass of water and drink immediately.
Frequently asked questions
How many sachets are in the box?
The box contains 30 sachets of Fybogel Orange Hi-Fibre.
Is Fybogel suitable for everyone?
Check the pack for who can use it and how often. Consult a pharmacist if unsure.
What does Ispaghula Husk do?
Ispaghula Husk is a natural fibre that helps relieve constipation and maintain regularity by absorbing water.
Can Fybogel help with nausea?
It may help with nausea related to digestive discomfort, but check the pack for suitability and consult a pharmacist.


