Where to Buy Infants’ Friend Colic & Wind
Looking for where to buy Infants’ Friend Colic & Wind Oral Liquid? You’re in the right place. This gentle formula, suitable from birth, is available both in-store and online, making it easy to find the support your baby needs, when you need it.
Available at Leading Retailers & Chemists
You can purchase Infants’ Friend Colic & Wind at a wide range of trusted Australian pharmacies and retailers, including:
We recommend phoning ahead to check stock at your local chemist, as availability may vary by store. If your preferred pharmacy doesn’t have it on hand, they may be able to order it in for you.
Order Online for Convenience
Prefer to shop from home? You can order Infants’ Friend Colic & Wind Oral Liquid directly from our website. We deliver across Australia, and free shipping is available for eligible orders. It’s a simple and reliable way to keep colic support on hand.
Not in Australia?
At this time, Infants’ Friend Colic & Wind is only stocked in Australian retail stores. However, we do ship to New Zealand when you order via our online store.
If you’re located elsewhere and interested in accessing our product, please contact us and we’ll do our best to assist you.
Product Not in Stock? Here’s What to Do
If your local chemist is temporarily out of stock, you can:
– Ask the pharmacist to order it in for you, or
– Buy directly from our website for fast home delivery
Our team is also here to help—please don’t hesitate to reach out if you have questions.
Why Parents Choose Infants’ Friend
For over 90 years, Infants’ Friend Colic & Wind has supported Australian families with a trusted formula designed to relieve common infant discomforts. The active ingredients—Matricaria chamomilla (Chamomile), Melissa officinalis (Lemon Balm) and Dill Seed Oil—have traditionally been used in Western herbal medicine to help with:
- Colic relief (wind/gas pain)
- Indigestion and dyspepsia
- Disturbed or restless sleep in babies
Free from alcohol, sugar, artificial colours, flavours, and sweeteners, it’s gentle enough to use from birth. Proudly Australian made and owned.
Understanding Colic
Q: What is colic in babies?
A: Colic is a term used to describe prolonged periods of intense crying or fussiness in otherwise healthy babies. It typically begins within the first few weeks of life and can continue up to around 3 to 4 months of age.
Q: What are the common signs of colic?
A: Signs of colic may include:
- Crying for more than three hours a day, at least three days a week
- Clenched fists, arched back or legs drawn toward the belly
- Flushed face and difficulty settling, especially in the evening
Learn more about the signs your baby might have colic
Q:What causes colic?
A: The exact cause of colic is unknown, but it’s thought to be linked to digestive discomfort, wind or gas pain, and a developing nervous system. It’s a common, though understandably distressing, part of early infancy for many families.
Q: How soon will I notice a difference after giving a dose?
A: Some parents report improvement in their baby’s comfort and settling after the first few doses of Infants’ Friend Colic & Wind, while for others it may take a little longer. Every baby is different. Consistency and the correct dosage are important—see how the product works for more detail.
Q: Is colic harmful or dangerous?
A: Colic itself is not harmful and does not mean your baby is unwell. However, it can be extremely exhausting and emotionally taxing for both baby and parent. If you’re concerned or unsure, it’s always best to speak with your health professional.
Q: When should I seek medical advice about colic?
A: You should seek advice from your GP or child health nurse if:
- Crying feels excessive or unmanageable
- Your baby has a fever, vomiting, diarrhoea, or feeding difficulties
- You are concerned about your baby’s weight or general wellbeing
Need help identifying whether your baby’s crying could be due to colic? Take our Colic Quiz for gentle guidance and support.
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IF SYMPTOMS PERSIST, TALK TO YOUR HEALTH PROFESSIONAL.
