




Scrat G
Liquid gastrointestinal medicine that alleviates heartburn and stomach pain
Easy to use before meals, between meals, and before bed
Who It's For / When to Use
Product Overview
Scrat G is a liquid gastrointestinal medicine provided by Lion Corporation. It utilizes the active ingredient sucralfate and a uniquely developed mucous adhesive gel, employing a "Quick Cover" formulation that directly acts on the affected area. It is designed to effectively protect the stomach lining and alleviate the effects of gastric acid. The grapefruit-flavored formula can be taken without water, making it convenient for use anytime, anywhere.
Product Features
Stays at the affected area with Quick Cover formulation
Sucralfate + Mucous Adhesive GelAdheres directly to the affected area, providing efficient protection from gastric acid.
Quickly and persistently neutralizes gastric acid
Magnesium Metasilicate Aluminum & Synthetic HydrotalciteRapidly neutralizes gastric acid, reducing irritation to the mucous membrane.
Two herbal ingredients support stomach function
Magnolia Bark & AtractylodesHerbs support the function of the stomach and help naturally promote gastric acid release.
Active Ingredients
| Ingredient Name | Content | Category |
|---|---|---|
| Sucralfate Hydrate | 1500mg | Stomach Mucosal Protection & Repair |
| Magnesium Metasilicate | 1500mg | Antacid |
| Synthetic Hydrotalcite | 750mg | Antacid |
| Magnolia Bark Extract | 0.6mL | Herbal & Stomach Health |
| Atractylodes Extract | 0.6mL | Herbal & Stomach Health |
Expected Effects
Dosage
| Age | Dosage | Daily Frequency |
|---|---|---|
| Adults (15 years and older) | 1 packet | 3 times |
❓ Frequently Asked Questions
QI have been diagnosed with glaucoma; can I take Scrat G?
AYou can take Scrat G. However, "Scrat Gastrointestinal Medicine (tablets)" and "Scrat Gastrointestinal Medicine (granules)" contain ingredients with anticholinergic properties (rocuronium extract) that may affect intraocular pressure, so those diagnosed with glaucoma may need to avoid them. Please consult your physician for advice.
QCan I take Scrat G while taking antipyretic analgesics?
AGenerally, it is fine. However, antipyretic analgesics that contain antacids (ingredients that protect the stomach) may have overlapping effects, so it's safer to avoid using them together. If you have concerns, please consult your doctor, pharmacist, or registered distributor.













































































