First Aid Shot Therapy launches upset stomach remedy in shot format

SEATTLE — First Aid Shot Therapy on Wednesday announced the launch of First Aid Shot Therapy Upset Stomach. Upset Stomach is the second variant to be launched in the F.A.S.T. range of products and it is formulated to relieve upset stomach symptoms. 

F.A.S.T. Upset Stomach Relief, contains calcium carbonate, an antacid that works by directly neutralizing stomach acid. To ensure a great-tasting formula, F.A.S.T. is formulated with natural peppermint and ginger flavors along with a hint of chocolate for smoothness. Upset Stomach helps relieve heartburn, sour stomach, acid indigestion and upset stomach associated with these symptoms that may be caused by stomach acid. Each 1.15 fl. oz. (34 ml) bottle is a single dose, and may be taken every 3-4 hours if symptoms persist.

“Feeling sick never comes at the right time; it’s usually while you’re least expecting it, not when you’re standing in front of your medicine cabinet,” stated Mary Page Platerink, CEO First Aid Shot Therapy. “With F.A.S.T. we’re able to provide people with a quick, simple, no-mess, single-dose of relief that allows them to manage their health in a convenient and innovative way.”

Earlier this year, First Aid Shot Therapy launched First Aid Shot Therapy Pain Relief. A single-dose, over the counter liquid shot that relieves pain. F.A.S.T. Pain Relief contains choline salicylate and caffeine.