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Parents Take Note: Stock Your Medicine Cabinet with PediaCare® and Little Fevers® - Among the First Single Concentration Acetaminophen Products with New Dosing Features to be on Store Shelves this Summer
Acetaminophen is one of the most commonly used pain and fever relievers for infants and children and is safe and effective when used as directed. This month, dosing has been made even easier for parents and safer for children as the new PediaCare® and Little Remedies® single-concentration acetaminophen products hit store shelves. The new standard concentration liquid acetaminophen products for infants and children under age 2 will be 160 mg/5 ml. But what does this mean for parents?
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Two of the leading children’s pain relievers, PediaCare® and Little Remedies®, will also offer additional product enhancements, including age-appropriate dosing devices. Infant products will now contain a special dosing syringe and flow restrictors on the bottles; children’s products, for ages 2 to 11 years, will have the bottles with flow restrictors, and continue to contain dosing cups. Both infant and children’s formulations will continue to have weight-based instructions on the package, as well.
While the new single-concentration for PediaCare® and Little Fevers® infants’ and children’s acetaminophen products will be among the first to hit store shelves, parents should know that there will be a "transition period" during which the existing infant products and the new acetaminophen infant PediaCare® and Little Fevers® products may be on store shelves simultaneously. The new infants’ formula is less concentrated and the dose is therefore more than in the older infant formulation. And while reading and following package directions is always recommended to obtain accurate dosing instructions, it will be important, while the two concentrations are available, to select the dose that is proper for the specific product version that is being given. Parents and caregivers should ask a healthcare professional if they have any questions.
The voluntary changes to single-concentration acetaminophen dosing demonstrate the continued commitment to accuracy, safety and innovation from PediaCare® and Little Remedies®.
While both PediaCare® and Little Remedies® products will continue to offer effective pain/fever relief, here are a few key highlights of both brands:
PediaCare and Little Remedies Product Features:
• PediaCare® Infants Fever Reducer/Pain Reliever:
– For ages 0-36 months
– New special dosing syringe and flow restrictor bottles
– Dye free Cherry
– New bubble gum flavor as well as cherry and grape
– Weight and age-based dosing instructions on package
• Suggested retail price for a 2-ounce liquid bottle is $6.99.
• PediaCare® Children's Fever Reducer/Pain Reliever
– Flow restrictor bottle and dosing cup
– Dye free Cherry
– Cherry or grape flavors
– Weight and age-based dosing instructions on package
• Suggested retail price for a 4-ounce liquid bottle is $7.59.
• Little Remedies® Infant Fever/Pain Reliever
– Flow restrictor bottle and special dosing syringe
– Dye free; gluten free
– New natural grape flavor as well as natural cherry
– Weight and age-based dosing instructions on package
• Suggested retail price for a 2-ounce liquid bottle is $6.79.
• Little Remedies® Children’s Fever/Pain Reliever
– Flow restrictor bottle and dosing cup
– Dye free; gluten free
– New natural grape flavor as well as natural cherry
– Weight-based dosing instructions on package
• Suggested retail price for a 4-ounce liquid bottle is $7.99.
PediaCare® and Little Remedies® products are available in mass market retail, supermarkets and drugstores and at pharmacies nationwide.
To learn more about the new acetaminophen dosing system, for PediaCare® or Little Remedies®, visit pediacare.com or littleremedies.com
In addition, you should know that on PediaCare.com there is a printable coupon you can use. Stock up that medicine cabinet! School year is starting!Use this link to register for information and promotions/coupons!

Pick which one you would want to win from these new single-concentration acetaminophen products!
The winners will have the choice of picking either the PediaCare Infants and Children’s acetaminophen products or the Little Remedies Infants or children’s acetaminophen products.
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*This giveaway will close at noon on Friday, August 19th, 2011
*The giveaway is open to residents of the US and Canada.
*The winner will be chosen using Random.org and will have 48 hours to respond to the winner notification email.
*Disclaimer* We did not receive any compensation for this review Nor did we recieve product samples to facilitate our review. The giveaway is provided by PediaCare.~TY for visiting us! & be sure tocheck out my other giveaways just click above where it says GIVEAWAYS underneath my header OR the labels/tags on this post!~
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