Nurofen for Children 7+ Years Pain & Fever Relief Chewable Capsules
Nurofen For Children Soft Chewable Capsules provides temporary relief of mild to moderate pain such as a sore throat, dental pain, ear ache, headache,
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(4)Nurofen for Children Strawberry 5-12yo 100ml
Nurofen for Children 5-12 years is a first option of parents who want to ensure their children get maximum relief from pain and fever.
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Nurofen for Children Orange 5-12yo 200ml
Nurofen For Children 5-12 Years contains ibuprofen to provide effective relief from earaches, headaches and other common aches and pains in children.
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Nurofen for Children Orange 3mos - 5yo 200ml
Nurofen For Children 3 Months+ provides fast and effective pain and fever relief, and is suitable for use with babies aged 3 months and over.
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As your baby begins to interact with the world, it is not unusual for them to get a mild fever. A fever isn’t an actual illness itself - it’s a sign of one and can be caused by many things, including a simple cold or your baby’s first vaccinations. The signs of fever in babies can vary depending on the underlying cause, but here are some of the most common signs to look out for if you suspect your baby has a fever.FeverWhat Temperature Should your Baby Be?
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