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Children's Advil Cold & Flu Multi-symptom

Q:
Children's Advil - Does the product contain alcohol?
A:
No.
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Does Children's Advil contain gluten or is the product manufactured at the same site as another gluten containing product?
A:
Children's Advil is gluten-free.
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Children's Advil - What should the patient do in case of accidental overdose?
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In case of overdose, call a poison control centre, or a doctor at once even if there are no symptoms.
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How should Children's Advil be stored?
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Advil Pediatric Drops, Advil Pediatric Drops Fever from Colds or Flu, Children's Advil Suspension, Children's Advil Fever from Colds or Flu, Children's Advil Cold, Children's Advil Cold & Flu Multi-symptom: Store at room temperature (15-30°C). Junior Strength Advil, Junior Strength Advil Fever from Colds or Flu: Store at room temperature (20°-25°C), protect from moisture and excessive heat.
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Should I use Children's Advil for my child's fever?
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Yes. Children's Advil has been scientifically proven to be effective in the reduction of fever in children when used and dosed as per directions on the product label.
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Are the non-medicinal ingredients and dyes used in Children's Advil products safe to consume?
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The non-medicinal ingredients, including dyes, present in Children's Advil products are safe and allowed for use under the current Canadian Food & Drug Regulations. For those parents who prefer a product without dye, Children's Advil has a dye free pediatric drop, dye free suspension and dye free chewable.
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Should I give Children's Advil to my child after the expiry date?
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The expiry dating on the product reflects the stability of the active ingredients in Children's Advil. We do not recommend continued use of an expired product as the potency might decline past expiry date.
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Is Children's Advil packaged in child-resistant containers?
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All Children's Advil products come with Child-Lok® safety caps. Please keep in mind that child-resistant does not mean child proof and all medications should be stored in a secure location.
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Where can the lot number and expiry date be found on the package?
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Advil Pediatric Drops, Advil Pediatric Drops Fever from Colds or Flu, Children's Advil, Children’s Advil Fever from Colds or Flu, Children's Advil Cold, Children's Advil Cold & Flu Multi-symptom: Bottom Panel of packaging and on Product Label. Junior Strength Advil, Junior Strength Advil Fever from Colds or Flu: Right Panel Flap of packaging and on Product Label.
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Is it safe to consume Children's Advil on a long-term basis?
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Children's Advil is recommended for 5 days for pain relief and 3 days for fever relief. Consult a physician if the symptoms persist for more than 3 days. Do not exceed the recommended dose unless advised by a physician.
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Can Children's Advil still be used if not stored according to directions?
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We cannot guarantee the product if it is stored beyond the recommended storage conditions. In such cases, we recommend that the product is not taken.
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Does Children's Advil interact with other medications?
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Do not administer to children taking acetylsalicylic acid (ASA) or other products containing ibuprofen, or to anyone who has had an allergic reaction (difficulty in breathing, swelling, hives or shock) after using ASA, other salicylates or anti-inflammatory drugs. For more information consult the consumer information provided with the product or consult a physician before use.
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Does Children's Advil contain lactose or is the product manufactured at the same site as another lactose containing product?
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No.
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Does Children's Advil contain corn starch?
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No.
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Does Children’s Advil contain any animal derivatives?
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Yes. Junior Strength Advil, Junior Strength Advil Fever from Colds or Flu: Gelatin (porcine origin). There are no animal derivatives in Advil Pediatric Drops, Advil Pediatric Drops Fever from Colds or Flu, Children's Advil, Children's Advil Fever from Colds or Flu, Children's Advil Cold, Children's Advil Cold & Flu Multi-symptom.
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Does Children's Advil contain nuts or is the product manufactured at the same site as another nut containing product?
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Pfizer Consumer Healthcare products DO NOT contain peanut oil, or any peanut or other nut derivatives and are not manufactured at the same site as another nut containing product.
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Does Children's Advil contain sodium lauryl sulphate?
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No.
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Where can Children's Advil be purchased?
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All Children's Advil (except Children's Advil Cold & Children's Advil Cold & Flu Multi-symptom) products are sold from any retail outlet, except in Quebec. In Quebec, these products are sold through a pharmacy only (self-selection area). Children's Advil Cold & Children's Advil Cold & Flu Multi-symptom are sold from any retail outlet in British Columbia and Alberta. In all other Provinces, Children's Advil Cold & Children's Advil Cold & Flu Multi-symptom are sold through a pharmacy only (self-selection area).
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What is the maximum daily dose of Children's Advil?
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For Advil Pediatric Drops, Advil Pediatric Drops Fever from Colds or Flu, Children's Advil, Children's Advil Fever from Colds or Flu: 3 doses a day (dose dependent on age/weight), or as directed by a doctor. For Junior Strength Advil, Junior Strength Advil Fever from Colds or Flu, Children's Advil Cold & Children's Advil Cold & Flu Multi-symptom: 4 doses a day (dose dependent on age/weight), or as directed by a doctor.
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How many carbohydrates are in the product?
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The carbohydrate content of the product is negligible.
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Why is Children's Advil Pediatric Drops still available?
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Children's Advil Pediatric Drops does not contain any cough or cold ingredients and may continue to be used in accordance with the label directions.
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Is the product safe for use in children?
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Advil Pediatric Drops and Advil Pediatric Drops Fever from Colds or Flu can be taken by infants and children 4 months to 3 years of age. Children's Advil, Children's Advil Fever from Colds or Flu, Junior Strength Advil and Junior Strength Advil Fever from Colds or Flu can be taken by children 2-12, Children's Advil Cold & Children's Advil Cold & Flu Multi-symptom can be taken by children 6-12.
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