Calpol 2 Months + Infant Suspension Strawberry 200 ml

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Age LimitAdvisory 2 MonthsDosage InformationThis product is intended for use in children aged 2 months to 6 years. For oral use only. Shake the bottle for at least 10 seconds before use. Always use the syringe supplied with the pack. Never give more medicine than is shown in the table. Do not exceed the stated dose. 1. Postvaccination feverChild's Age 23 months; How much: 2. 5 ml. If necessary, after 46 hours, give a second 2. 5 ml dose. 2. Other causes of pain and fever if your baby weighs over 4 kg and was born after 37 weeksChild's Age 23 months; How much 2. 5 ml. If necessary, after 46 hours, give a second 2. 5 ml dose. Do not give to babies less than 2 months of age. Do not give more than 2 doses. Leave at least 4 hours between doses. If further doses are needed, talk to your doctor or pharmacist. Child's Age: 36 months; How much up to 4 times a day: One 2. 5 mlChild's Age: 624 months; How much up to 4 times a day: One 5 mlChild's Age: 24 years; How much up to 4 times a day: 7. 5 ml (5 ml 2. 5 ml)Child's Age: 46 years; How much up to 4 times a day: 10 ml (5ml 5 ml)Do not give more than 4 doses in any 24 hour period. Leave at least 4 hours between doses. Do not give this medicine to your child for more than 3 days without speaking to your doctor or pharmacist. FeaturesStarts to work on fever in 15 minutes and is gentle on the tummyGentle pain & fever reliefEasy dose syringeIngredientsEach 5ml contains 120mg of Paracetamol, also contains: Sucrose, E420, E214 E216, E218 and E122. Buy Calpol 2 Months + Infant Suspension Strawberry 200 ml kids medicine on groceries.ng. All the vitamins and medicines you need to keep your children healthy are right here. We've got vitamins and supplements that give your kids the nurtients that need for a healthy growth. There are also various medicines to treat any illnesses that may occur as they interact with other kids at school. When your kid has flu symptoms, an antiviral medicine is often used to treat them. Symptoms may include a cold, sneezing, cough, runnny nose, sore throat, stuffy nose, blocked nose and a fever. While there are medicines and remedies that can treat each of them, an all-in-one medicine is often preferred to take care of everything. The flu is highly contagious and many toddlers pick it up and school and creche. A cold is a viral infection for which there is no cure; you just need to manage the symptoms and let it run its course. Sometimes it's difficult to tell if your infant has the common cold or the flu as the symptoms are quite similar. Most medicines for kids typically come as drops or a syrup so it's easy to administer. It also helps to give your child plenty of liquids (water is most recommended) to avoid dehydration. They should also get lots of rest and in no time, they will start to feel better. If your child is too young to take a cough medicine, you may give them warm water or a teaspoon of honey to soothe the irritation.