Advil Children’s 7-12 Years 20 Chewable Raspberry Tablets Advil

Advil Children’s 7-12 Years Old Chewable Raspberry Tablets, this product is a tasty raspberry flavoured ibuprofen based chewable tablet formulated for children aged 7-12 years that provides pain and fever relief for growing kids.

Advil Children Pain & Fever Relief Chewable Tablets 7-12 years can be a great partner for mums and dads with growing kids who dislike liquid suspensions.

It is an ibuprofen based, delicious raspberry flavoured chewable tablet formulated for growing kids between the ages of 7-12 years. It gives effective relief of common aches and pains, and provides up to 8 hours fever relief.

Advil Children Pain & Fever Relief Chewable Tablets is packed in a handy carry bottle, making it easy to give children the Advil they need even when on the go. 

FEATURES

• Up to 8 hours fever relief
• Tasty raspberry chewable tablets
• Effectively relieves kids’ common aches and pains
• Handy carry bottle

Advil Children Pain & Fever Relief Chewable Tablet reduces fever for up to 8 hours including fever associated with immunisation.

It also provides temporary relief of pain and discomfort associated with:

• Earache
• Minor aches
• Common Cold & Flu
• Sore Throat
• Headache
• Sprains & strains

DOSAGE

Dosage information

• Children between 7 to 12 years 
• Use weight to dose if possible, otherwise use age:

Who	Avg. Body Weight	How Much	Time between each dose	Maximum no. of Doses
7 to under 9 years	22 – 28 kg	2 tablets	Every 6-8 hours as necessary	4 doses in 24 hours
9 to under 11 years	28 – 36 kg	2 1/2 tablets
11 to 12 years	36 – 41 kg	3 tablets

Tablets should be chewed not swallowed whole. If the child is unable to chew, the tablets may be crushed and mixed with water, jam or honey.

For precautions, warnings and contraindications please refer to the carton.

ARTG: AUST R 178662

INGREDIENT

Each chewable tablet contains ibuprofen 100mg

 

WARNING

This medicine may not be right for you. Please read the warnings before you purchase this item. If symptoms persist please talk to your Healthcare Professional.