Could it be Solutabs??

the only way that i could think of why the solutabs “would not be working” is if you are
a) not administering it correctly
b) his dose is not high enough.

you have to give it on an empty stomach and follow up with a full meal 30 min – 1 hour later.

this is the link that explains why:
https://www.infantreflux.org/forum/forum_posts.asp?TID=6026&a mp;KW=ppi

is that how you guys do it?

ok this is what was happening with my son;he was on the highest zegerid dose and still in a ton of pain. i figured out he was really MSPI and couldnt handle any milk or soy formulas. when a baby is MSPI and they are on milk or soy, it actually damages the GI tract and the reflux flairs up like crazy. there is an artcle on here that i read that made me realize my son needed neocate. once i switched him, he was better within a few bottles, it was amazing.
here is the article:
https://www.infantreflux.org/forum/forum_posts.asp?TID=6013&a mp;KW=misconceptions

maybe it’s the aspertame in the solutabs, but then I’d think if he was so sensitive then he would have reacted to the strawberry flavoring in the packets? hmm…?

go back to the packets & see what happens…

have you eaten anything w/ ‘hidden’ dairy (casen, whey, etc etc)?

hmmm…

I would go back to the packets and see what happens. I think every baby is different. Brianna did great on the solutabs, but she couldn’t handle Zegerid to save her life. My motto with Brianna is “if it ain’t broke, don’t fix it”. It sounds like the packets were better for your LO for whatever reason.

I don’t think so but you can get the plain capsules and put those in applesauce…..

You could get a little tea strainer, strain the strawberry stuff out and you are just left with the beads- then put these in the applesauce. Also, as I posted elsewhere, I make the packets up and then syringe of most of the syrup (the beads naturall fall to the bottom) and i only end up having to give the beads in about 5-6mls of syrup. So much easier to give.