Pediacare Single Dose Fever Reducer
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Children Ages 6-8or 48-59 Lbspediacare Squeezable Packetfever Reducerpain Relieveracetaminophen 160mg/5mloral Suspension6 Single Dose Packets0.34 Fl Oz (10 mL) Each (Pediacare Single Dose Fever Reducer 01)

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Children Ages 4-5or 36-47 Lbspediacare Squeezable Packetfever Reducerpain Relieveracetaminophen 160mg/5mloral Suspension7 Single Dose Packets0.25 Fl Oz (7.5 mL) Each (Pediacare Single Dose Fever Reducer 02)

Children Ages 4-5or 36-47 Lbspediacare Squeezable Packetfever Reducerpain Relieveracetaminophen 160mg/5mloral Suspension7 Single Dose Packets0.25 Fl Oz (7.5 mL) Each (Pediacare Single Dose Fever Reducer 02)
This is a set of instructions for using medication which includes a fever reducer and pain reliever for children between the ages of 2 and 5. These are small, single-dose packets that contain pre-measured medication. The packaging is child-resistant and there are instructions on how to open the packet. The medication is intended for oral suspension and should be squeezed into the child's mouth. There is also a warning not to use the product if the tamper-evident seal is broken.*

* About these descriptions: Image descriptions on this page are generated by automated AI analysis of the product label images from the manufacturer's FDA label submission (SPL). They are provided for reference only and may contain errors or omissions. Always rely on the printed label itself and the official FDA labeling, and consult a pharmacist or healthcare professional with any questions about this product.