Feel like your little one can’t go a week without picking up a nasty bug or tickly cough? You’re not alone. Save yourself a panicked dash-to-the-pharmacy-in-the-dead-of-night scenario by keeping a reliable supply of children’s medicine at home. Packed with all the seasonal medicines, from head lice-blitzing treatments to soothing teething relief, here’s what you can pick up on your next Saver’s visit.
Cold & flu remedies
When they’re full of cold and a fever starts to run high, it might be time to call in back up. For common colds and congestion, a little vapour rub can go a long way at breaking up mucus. If a cough is causing distress, try to decipher the type of cough by talking to your pharmacist or doctor before reaching for a bottle of throat-soothing medicine or throat spray.
But, before you offer your child a ‘spoonful of sugar’, NHS England recommends: “Make sure you get the right strength for your child’s age and check the label for the correct dose. Or you can ask a pharmacist for advice.”
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Olbas For Children 12ml
£3.29
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Vicks Baby Rub 50g
£3.99
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Calpol Vapor Plug In Refill
£5.99
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Vitamins
Prevention is better than cure, right? Which is why multi-vitamins work to not only keep your little one hitting their recommended daily quota of all the good stuff, but they can also help support the immune system too (for the NHS guidelines on children’s vitamins, click here). Depending on your child’s age (and flavour preference!) vitamins have come a long way in recent years. Choose between chewy, gummy-like vitamins or a liquid formula that can mixed in with their favourite drinks (but always check the label for advice).
One thing to note is that if your child has a certain vitamin deficiency, multivitamins may not be the best route to take. Always seek expert advice if this is the case.
Hay fever wreaking havoc? Or maybe a furry friend is causing a little discomfort? If you suspect your child is suffering from a common or mild allergy an over-the-counter remedy can help soothe their symptoms. From itchy eyes to runny noses, allergy relief medicine, wipes and capsules could help get them back on track.
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Clarityn Allergy Syrup For Children 60ML
£5.69
Head lice treatments
‘Tis the season for head lice. Whether you want to stop them in their tracks immediately or add a quick lice scan to your bath time routine, we’ve got the essentials to keep those critters away. Need step-by-step help? Read our handy guide on how to treat head lice.
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Twin Pack Nit Comb
£0.69
Teething
Sometimes the teething signs are all there and you can spot inflamed gums or a teeny, tiny, nub of tooth playing peek-a-boo. But there’s also times where it can feel like there isn’t a lead up at all until their ‘teething cry’ kicks in. Don’t be caught off guard and help offer soothing comfort to your little one with a range of teething remedies, from fast-acting teething gels to homeopathic remedies like teething granules.
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Teetha Granules 24s
£3.49
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Bonjela Teething Gel 15g
£2.99
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Griptight Soothers Blue 0-6m 3 Pack
£1.69
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Medical advice for children
Always consult the in-box leaflet and packaging to ensure the medicine is age-appropriate for your little one and for the advised dosage instructions.
Speak to your doctor or pharmacist for further medical advice and/or if symptoms persist.
Children’s Medicines You Can Get at Savers
Feel like your little one can’t go a week without picking up a nasty bug or tickly cough? You’re not alone. Save yourself a panicked dash-to-the-pharmacy-in-the-dead-of-night scenario by keeping a reliable supply of children’s medicine at home. Packed with all the seasonal medicines, from head lice-blitzing treatments to soothing teething relief, here’s what you can pick up on your next Saver’s visit.
Cold & flu remedies
When they’re full of cold and a fever starts to run high, it might be time to call in back up. For common colds and congestion, a little vapour rub can go a long way at breaking up mucus. If a cough is causing distress, try to decipher the type of cough by talking to your pharmacist or doctor before reaching for a bottle of throat-soothing medicine or throat spray.
But, before you offer your child a ‘spoonful of sugar’, NHS England recommends: “Make sure you get the right strength for your child’s age and check the label for the correct dose. Or you can ask a pharmacist for advice.”
Vitamins
Prevention is better than cure, right? Which is why multi-vitamins work to not only keep your little one hitting their recommended daily quota of all the good stuff, but they can also help support the immune system too (for the NHS guidelines on children’s vitamins, click here). Depending on your child’s age (and flavour preference!) vitamins have come a long way in recent years. Choose between chewy, gummy-like vitamins or a liquid formula that can mixed in with their favourite drinks (but always check the label for advice).
One thing to note is that if your child has a certain vitamin deficiency, multivitamins may not be the best route to take. Always seek expert advice if this is the case.
Allergy relief
Hay fever wreaking havoc? Or maybe a furry friend is causing a little discomfort? If you suspect your child is suffering from a common or mild allergy an over-the-counter remedy can help soothe their symptoms. From itchy eyes to runny noses, allergy relief medicine, wipes and capsules could help get them back on track.
Head lice treatments
‘Tis the season for head lice. Whether you want to stop them in their tracks immediately or add a quick lice scan to your bath time routine, we’ve got the essentials to keep those critters away. Need step-by-step help? Read our handy guide on how to treat head lice.
Teething
Sometimes the teething signs are all there and you can spot inflamed gums or a teeny, tiny, nub of tooth playing peek-a-boo. But there’s also times where it can feel like there isn’t a lead up at all until their ‘teething cry’ kicks in. Don’t be caught off guard and help offer soothing comfort to your little one with a range of teething remedies, from fast-acting teething gels to homeopathic remedies like teething granules.
Medical advice for children
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