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DripDrop ORS given via an NG tube or gastrostomy (“G” tube) should only be done under close medical supervision. The amount to be given should match the amount lost by diarrhea. Initially, in moderate dehydration, the dosage should be 20ml/kg/hour...

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Individuals who have Sickle Cell Disease can drink DripDrop ORS.  DripDrop ORS, like any oral rehydration solution, is an effective means to treat most forms of dehydration.  Used appropriately, under the guidance of a physician, DripDrop ORS assi...

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You should consult your doctor before taking DripDrop ORS, but yes, DripDrop ORS is safe to drink by people who have high blood pressure.

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People with heart or kidney disease, or people who must restrict their intake of salt, electrolytes or water, should consult a doctor before consuming DripDrop ORS.

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DripDrop ORS contains sucrose and fructose, both sugars with a lower glycemic index than glucose. Sucralose’s glycemic index is 0 and, according to the Canadian Diabetes Association, the amount of sucralose that can be consumed on a daily basis ov...

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All the components of DripDrop ORS are safe to drink during pregnancy but we recommend you consult with your doctor.

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If the signs and symptoms of dehydration continue for more than 24 hours, a doctor should be consulted. Medical care should be sought immediately if any of the following warning signs are present: Severe diarrhea or vomiting Decreased urine or no...

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