FAQs

Who should take FIzzelixir?
If you’re pregnant and dealing with nausea, Fizzelixir is a gentle, effective option for relief. Vitamins B6 and Magnesium are both clinically shown to ease morning sickness symptoms—but swallowing multiple pills can feel uncomfortable when you’re already queasy. That’s why Fizzelixir is different: just sip the refreshing bubbles and let the natural support help you feel more like yourself again.
How many Fizzelixirs can I take per Day? Up to 4 is recommended but you may talk with your physician if you need more.
When should I drink Fizzelixir? You can drink it anytime you feel nauseated. You may also experiment with drinking it before you feel sick.
How much water should I use? We recommend 6 oz, but depending on the sweetness you prefer you could add more or less water. Anything over 8 oz will dilute it significantly and you may not experience the effervescence.
Can I drink it hot? Absolutely!
Is Fizzelixir only for pregnancy? No, anyone can use this for nausea.
Is Fizzelixir only for nausea? No, it can also be used for upset tummy and some have mentioned it helps them with heartburn.
Can my kids use Fizzelixir? We do hear about kids using it, but we recommend speaking with your pediatrician first.
You say you are Dr. Approved. Who is the Dr.? We love our guiding naturopath Dr. Cristina Persa. Check out our research page and learn more about her. We also have many OBGYN’s that recommend us to their patients!
What are the vitamins in Fizzelixir?
Fizzelixir uses Vitamins B6 and the mineral Magnesium. The citrus ginger flavor also has folic acid.
Will this help with anything else? You might notice less muscle cramping or reduced headaches if you suffer from these. Magnesium is very helpful for these ailments.
Is Fizzelixir gluten free? Dairy free? Shellfish free? Yes, All 3.
I am a Doula/midwife/OBGYN/nurse, how do I go about getting samples for our clinic? Please email us at tami@sparklingmama.com
Where is Fizzelixir made? Fizzelixir is Made in the USA at a nutraceutical manufacturer that practices cGMP, and follows FDA guidelines.