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What does TYLENOL® for children relieve.
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Fast & Effective temporary relief of pain and discomfort associated with;
- Teething
- Earache
- Cold & Flu Symptoms
- Headache
- Immunisation
Also reduces fever.
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Ingredients
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50mg Paracetamol in each ml
Also contains: Hydroxybenzoates, Saccharin, 20.4g Maltitol and 13.5g sorbitol per recommended maximum daily dose. Products containing Maltitol and Sorbitol may have a laxative effect or cause diarrhoea.
Does not contain alcohol
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Format & Pack Sizes
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- Liquid oral suspension
- 200mL
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How to use
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- Please read retain carton
- Shake the bottle well
- Use the dosing device provided to accurately measure
- Measure the correct dose based on the dosage table
- Calculate the correct dose based on child’s weight. If weight is unknown, use the child’s age.
- Seek medical advice before giving to children under 6 months
- Repeat 4-6 hourly if required (maximum 4 times within 24 hours)
- Can be given with water or fruit juice if preferred by your child
- Wash the syringe in warm water and allow to dry after each use.
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Dosage
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SimpleMeasure® Syringe
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Tylenol SimpleMeasure® Syringe is an easy to use syringe which will help your baby get the accurate dose, with minimal fuss.
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Warnings & Safety
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Do not use this medicine;
- If your child is hypersensitive to any of the ingredients
- If your child has taken paracetamol
- If cap seal is broken or missing
Ask your doctor before use if your child;
- Has any medical conditions or are taking any other medicines
Unless advised by a doctor
- Do not give this medicine to your child for longer than 48 hours at a time
Stop use and see your doctor if your child
- Has an allergic reaction, shortness of breath or wheezing after taking this medicine.
Whilst using this product
- If symptoms persist, worsen, or new symptoms appear, stop use and see your doctor
- If an overdose is taken or suspected, ring the poisons information centre (AUST: 13 11 26; NZ: 0800 764 766) or go to the hospital immediately, even if you feel well because of the risk of delayed, serious liver damage if left untreated.
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