Description
Bismol Chewable Tablets
Original Chewable Tablets of Pepto Bismol. Pepto coats, calms, and soothes your stomach, providing fast digestive relief from nausea, heartburn, indig…
Why you'll love it
- Fast Relief - soothes upset stomach, heartburn and nausea.
- 5 SYMPTOMS, 1 DOSE: tackles indigestion and diarrhoea too.
- Trusted Relief - the classic remedy for tummy troubles.
- Feel Better Fast - get back to yourself quickly.
- Pepto-Bismol - trusted stomach relief for the whole family.
How to use it
Use only as directed on the label and leaflet.
At a glance
| Brand | Pepto Bismol |
|---|---|
| Format | Chewable tablets |
| Pack options | 30 or 48 tablets |
| Active ingredient | Bismuth subsalicylate |
| US label use | Upset stomach, heartburn, indigestion, nausea, diarrhoea |
Your questions, answered
How do I use it?
Use only as directed on the label and enclosed leaflet.
What makes it stand out?
5 SYMPTOMS, 1 DOSE: tackles indigestion and diarrhoea too.
Why choose Pepto?
Pepto is a trusted name, and every product is sold as genuine UK stock by Vitamingo.
Dodgy takeaway, churning stomach, and I need something that works fast - are these the classic pink tablets?
Yes - these are the iconic pink chewables. The active, bismuth subsalicylate, is labelled in the US for the five classic complaints: upset stomach, heartburn, indigestion, nausea and diarrhoea. Chew per the label and relief is designed to start with the first dose.
Tablets, caplets, chews or liquid - why pick the chewables?
Chewables need no water and live happily in a desk drawer or glove box, so they suit on-the-go upsets. The liquid coats on the way down and some find it faster; caplets are swallowed whole for anyone who dislikes the taste. Same on-label uses across the range.
30 or 48 tablets - which pack?
Same tablets, different depth of supply. The 30-count covers the occasional bad meal; the 48-count is the family-cupboard and holiday size, worth it if pink tablets are already a travel staple in your house.
Is Pepto OK for everyone in the family?
Pepto's active is bismuth subsalicylate, a salicylate - so per the US label it's not for children and teenagers recovering from chickenpox or flu-like illness, and you should check with a pharmacist before use if you're pregnant, breastfeeding or take aspirin-type or blood-thinning medicines.
I've heard Pepto turns your tongue black - is that true?
Yes, and it's harmless - bismuth subsalicylate can temporarily darken the tongue and stools for a few days. The US label flags it as a normal, short-lived effect that fades once you stop taking it. It isn't blood in the stool - though if you're ever unsure what you're seeing, check with a doctor.
Individual results may vary.
Specifications
- SKU:: 30149039779
Delivery & Returns
Delivery
All orders are sent with 24h tracked delivery.
Same-day dispatch
Order before 3:30pm Monday–Friday for same-day dispatch. Order before 12pm Saturday for Saturday dispatch.
Weekend orders
Orders placed after 12:30pm Saturday or anytime on Sunday will be dispatched on Monday, regardless of delivery service selected.
Returns
We offer a 30-day return window from the date you receive your order. To start a return, contact us at hello@vitamingo.co.uk.
