Frequently Asked Questions

Yes, it is acceptable to give your child KOLIK Sweet Dreams during the day, but please remember that the formula is intended to promote relaxation and sleep. Before going to bed or taking a nap is the ideal time to take this medication.

While each child is unique, KOLIK Sweet Dreams can begin to work right away and take effect in as little as 20 minutes.

Yes. In addition to being a calming and sleep-inducing herb, chamomile has a long history of usage in traditional herbal therapy. Because of this, it is a great choice for calming fussy kids.

Potassium sorbate is a widely used, Health Canada-approved food-grade preservative that also serves as an antibacterial agent. Simply put, preservatives work to stop the development of bacteria and fungi, two types of germs that can lead to illness or infection.

The same medicinal ingredients and therefore the same amazing benefits—are included in both KOLIK Drops and Alcohol-Free Gripe Water, but KOLIK Drops have a stronger composition.

This makes KOLIK Drops considerably easier to carry around in your diaper bag and to administer because each dose is much smaller than that of KOLIK Alcohol-Free Gripe Water.

This makes KOLIK Drops considerably easier to administer to your child and to carry around in your diaper bag because each dose is much smaller than that of KOLIK Alcohol-Free Gripe Water.

We do not recommend mixing KOLIK Gas Relief Drops into the baby’s formula because they may not complete their bottle and receive the necessary dose. This has the potential to diminish its effectiveness.

[NOTE: Kolik Drops comes with a dropper in the bottle to administer the dose – no need for cup or syringe with this product. But we can use this language up above when answering this question for Gripe Water.]

The glycerin in KOLIK Gripe Water is derived from plants and does not contain any soy or corn derivatives.

If the KOLIK Gas relief drop product has expired, we do not advocate utilizing it. The expiration date denotes the point in time when the product no longer meets acceptable requirements for potency and ingredient stability. Before administering a dose to a baby, we always recommend checking the expiration date.

As a general guideline, because contamination can occur, we recommend tossing 3 months after opening.

Eczema is a common skin condition that can manifest as crusty, red, or flaky patches on your baby’s skin. Because babies’ skin is so fragile, it can be difficult to identify if they have a rash or eczema. If you’re unsure, your pediatrician can help you figure out if your baby has eczema.

Colloidal oatmeal is created by carefully grinding or milling oat kernels (Avena Sativa). The bran in the oat kernels is still present, and it contains vital skin soothing actives that bond to the skin to form a soothing protective barrier.

Colloidal oatmeal, a natural substance with established barrier protection, moisturization, anti-inflammatory, and calming characteristics, has been shown in studies to help with eczema symptoms.

They definitely can be. Creams and balms form a better barrier on an infant’s or child’s skin, keeping it hydrated and decreasing irritation and skin breakdown. Lotions have a higher water content and are lower in weight. 

According to the Eczema Society of Canada, “there are genetic, immunological and environmental factors that play a role in eczema. Contrary to popular belief, foods or food allergies do not cause eczema, even though a certain food may contribute to an acute flare of eczema.”