Nurofen For Children Strawberry

My little sister is 2 and has somehow hurt her knee, we don't know how she did it but yesterday she started not being able to put weight on her leg. It looks to me like she's fell over and copped it on one of her hard toys because she's got a tiny bruise come up but the area looks a bit swollen. When we took her to primary care the doctor said it looks like a sprain and to control the pain but if it's no better by Monday to take her to the childrens hospital. She's not in mega pain apart from when she tries to walk and has gone back to crawling everywhere, because of that none of us think it's broken or anything like that so we're just giving her painkillers ...  Read the complete review

My twin toddlers were suffering from terrible colds last week so I took them to the doctors only to be told to keep giving them medicine, keep them warm and keep them well hydrated, so I stocked up on medicines. One medicine my mum purchased for them was Nurofen for Children. Nurofen for Children comes in few different flavours but the one we bought was Strawberry. Strawberry flavoured Nurofen comes in the silver, orange and red box. Nurofen For Children 2 Months to 9 Years is clearly printed on the front of the box and underneath this is the flavour. Ibuprofen it says as well as 100mg/5ml oral suspension. Fever and Pain with easy dosing ...  Read the complete review

It is a known fact that childrens immune system does not fully develop until they are 5 years old so they are prone to picking up any bug that is flying about. My children like most have always suffered from colds and sickness bugs as soon as you make one dissapear another would start. I had always used calpol which is a great medicine but wore off very quickly. I saw this in asda with Ibrobuphen in it. I wasnt sure because I was taking a medicine with it in and it could be harmful but the pharmasit told me that the dose is so low that it would not hurt the child. I picked it up for just over £3 which was no different to the price of calpol to ...  Read the complete review

A few months ago my daughter was unwell with a fever and virus. I took her to the doctors because she was so unwell and he suggested I gave her Calpol to reduce the fever and Nurofen as well. I questioned him about this as I was unsure about giving two lots of medicine and he assured me it would be fine and that is what she needed to kick the nasty bug into touch. I asked for some more details about the Nurofen as I have only ever seen tablets and I knew she would not swallow a tablet. I told me you could buy Nurofen for children over the counter or from some supermarkets. He said it was a liquid form and just to follow the instruction on the label. I left ...  Read the complete review

All of us love this medicine especially the great taste of strawberry which means little ones dont struggle when your trying to give them it. Anyhow back to the medicine i actually prefer this more than the well known brand calpol and has always seemed more effective to keep their temperature down. It comes in a box and within is 200 ml bottle of nurofen and an easy to use syringe (can get smaller bottles of around 100ml). Nurofen has a nozzle in the end of the bottle which you insert the syringe tip upside down and pull the level on the syringe to the correct amount. I think is a great idea and you definately know how much you little ones are ...  Read the complete review