Nurofen for Children

My son is 32 months old and goes to Nursery while I work. Like all babies, toddlers and children who attend nursery, school or any other kind of group child care, my son comes home with no end of illnesses, and infections that make the rounds through his classmates and playmates. Having invested so much time in encouraging him to share, he now happily obliges by passing his nasty little toddler germs on to his mummy and daddy. We are so proud!Injuries also play a major part in the life of my son. In the 3 weeks we have suffered through a broken collarbone and today he is sporting a swollen, cut black eye not disimilar to one you would expect Mike Tyson to have after a ...  Read the complete review

Nurofen for Children has been my saviour this last week. It was prescribed by the hospital after a visit with Zach. He has a nasty case of tonsilitis and his glands are swollen almost as much as if he had mumps, witht he discomfort to go with it! Poor little chappy! Nurofen is not a medicine I usually buy. Calpol is my regular brand but as it was prescribed and therefore free, I thought it was worth a try! Nurofen is well known for there adult tablets. They contain ibuprofen which is best used for inflammation and swelling. I use it to treat migraines and such like.For something sever such as back pain, it ...  Read the complete review

Ok - I decided to do a review on this as I have a stinking headache- (brought about by giving up smoking!!) and we had no Nurofen Liquid Tablets, which are my chosen pain relief. Looking in the medicine cupboard for alternatives, there was calpol or kids nurofen liquid. Thinking that Calpol would not be effective enough on an adult’s headache I plumped for the kids nurofen. The Box/Bottle: This comes in a plastic bottle (good for recycling) encased in a cardboard box. The box and bottle is quite a bright orange colour round three quarters of the bottom and a silver colour for the top portion. It has Nurofen, in big red letters and the ...  Read the complete review

Nurofen for children Sugar Free is an Ibuprofen suspension for children aged from six months upwards. I recently used this for my daughter after my doctor recommended it for relieving the pain of an ear infection. I found it to be excellent relief and very effective for reducing a high temperature for a longer period of time than Calpol. It smells very orangy but when I tasted it, it just tasted sweet; my little one didn't mind tasting it at all, in fact, she kept asking for more. (I'm not sure this is a good thing but all the childrens medications seem to do this, thank god for child proof caps!) It works by changing the body's response to high ...  Read the complete review

Last Friday Roy finished school for half term. Anyone who may be reading this and wondering who Roy is,well he is my six year old grandson who we look after every afternoon when he comes home from school,as his mom works. Anyway,as I said his grandad picked him up Friday and he has ten days off school. As soon as he arrived home we knew he was unwell and as he would be staying with us for the duration of the holidays. We thought we had better get him some medicine for his awful cold and headache,plus he sounded as if his throat was Sore. His granddad asked the local chemist what he recommended as Roy was in some discomfort and calpol would not be enough ...  Read the complete review