Sulfur burps on your GLP-1? We know.
Dead Air is pocket-sized relief for belching, gas, and upset stomach, made for people on Ozempic, Wegovy, Mounjaro, Zepbound, and other GLP-1 medications.
Made for the GLP-1 life.Dose-increase weeks. GLP-1s slow digestion, and burping tends to hit hardest when you start or step up a dose. Keep a box ready before your next increase.The active you already trust. Bismuth subsalicylate 262 mg, the same active ingredient as Pepto-Bismol®. We're not hiding that.Built to carry. 15 sealed 2-tablet packs in a matchbox-sized box. Fits a pocket, a purse, or a glovebox. No pink bottle announcing your business.For the bad nights. Dinner out, a date, a meeting you can't leave. Keep a pack on you.
How it works1. Chew 2 tablets when belching or gas hits.
2. Swish some water. (More on that below.)
3. Carry on.Yes, your tongue might go dark.Bismuth can turn your tongue or stool temporarily black. It's harmless and fades within a few days. Pepto hides it in the fine print. We put it on the box.$14 for 15 packsLaunch pricing for waitlist members. Tell us when your next dose increase is, and we'll remind you to restock before it hits.FAQWhy do GLP-1s cause sulfur burps? GLP-1 medications slow how fast your stomach empties. Food sits longer, ferments, and the gas has to go somewhere.Can I take it with my GLP-1? Ask your pharmacist or doctor first, especially if you take your GLP-1 or any other medication for diabetes, or take anything for blood thinning, gout, or arthritis. That's on the label for a reason.How often can I take it? Follow the Drug Facts label. Stop and talk to a doctor if symptoms get worse or last more than 2 days.Is this just Pepto? Same active ingredient, different everything else: single-serve packs you can carry, and a brand that doesn't pretend burps don't happen.When does it launch? 2027. Waitlist members hear first.
Use only as directed. Read the Drug Facts label before use.Dead Air is a brand of Zimbru LLC. Not affiliated with Novo Nordisk, Eli Lilly, or Procter & Gamble. Pepto-Bismol is a registered trademark of Procter & Gamble.[email protected]