I consider myself lucky when it comes to my daughter's health. Since I breastfed her first year, she was never sick, but 4 months after I stopped it was like all the sicknesses she was immune to before came back with a vengeance, she was sick every few months! Once again lucky for me she LIKED medicine, she would suck it out of the syringe like it was chocolate milk, lol. This year my husband and I have been lucky once again, where as she hasn't been sick, just a slight fever here and there, but she has the complete opposite affinity towards medicine as she did last year, so giving her something to cool a fever is like trying to catch and pin down a greased pig, meaning near impossible. The last time I gave her some Tylenol, she closed her mouth and pushed it out with her tongue getting it all over the couch and in her hair; ah, terrible two's how I loath you!
When I was asked to write a review on FeverAll, I gladly accepted. Medicine is always good to have on hand and even though I haven't used it because my daughter is luckily not sick at them moment, I can still give you information on the product, so that if you are at a stage with your child where they won't take oral medication, even though they NEED it, there is an alternitive you can try. Read more about FeverAll below, I was very surprised with the number 1. and 4. reasons and enjoy the fact that it is premeasured, I have a HUGE fear of giving my daughter too much medication.
FeverAll comes in three different varities: infants (6mo-36mo), children's (3-6yr), and Jr. Strength (6-12yrs). With FeverAll® Acetaminophen Suppositories, you can help your child feel better, offering temporary pain relief, even when oral liquid acetaminophen won't go or stay down due to fussiness, vomiting, spitting up, or spitting out.
Use FeverAll to Temporarily Relieve Teething Pain
Teething! Lets put it this way...it sucks, it's a horrible time of developement, lol. Yes, it’s an exciting milestone worthy of a baby book mention, but it makes both parents and babies miserable. So, be prepared to help provide temporary relief for your little one’s teething pain, even as young as six months with FeverAll® Acetaminophen Suppositories. FeverAll® is an alternative to oral acetaminophen, for temporary pain relief and fever reduction, when oral pain medication won’t go or stay down (they are spitting it out or won’t let you near their mouth with the dropper): no fuss, no mess, just confident, accurate dosing for your child’s age every single time.
Why should you keep FeverAll® in you medicine cabinet, you ask? Four big reasons!
1. Benzocaine teething gels are a no-no. Earlier this year, the FDA advised against using teething medicine containing benzocaine commonly found in teething gels. Acetaminophen is safe when used as directed and is commonly recommended by pediatricians as a temporary pain reliever for teething.
2. As a parent, you know to expect the unexpected. With FeverAll®, you will be ready to temporarily relieve your infant’s or child’s pain and reduce fever, even when you are unable to get them to take liquid acetaminophen orally due to fussiness, vomiting, spitting up, or spitting out.
3. FeverAll® is trusted:It’s an Official Recommended Product of “Mommy MD Guides” (http://www.mommymdguides.com/
4. There’s nothing else like it: FeverAll® is the top national brand of acetaminophen in suppository form and FeverAll® Infants’ Strength (80 mg) is the ONLY acetaminophen suppository approved for infants as young as six months.
FeverAll® is available at major retailers and drugstores across the U.S., such as CVS, Rite Aid, Walgreens, and Walmart, for a suggested retail price of approximately $7.00 for a package of six suppositories. Learn more about FeverAll®at www.FeverAll.com and find them on Facebook.
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The company that asked me to write this review has also given me the opportunity to give my readers a chance to win a FeverAll® Infants’ Strength sample and a cool pack (The cool pack is fantastic, I love the one they sent me)! Enter using the Rafflecopter form below, this giveaway will end October 26.
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