ASDA Infant's & Children's Paracetamol Suspension Number 5 of 9 in Baby Pain Relief
ASDA Paracetamol is used by just over 1 in 10 mums with a child aged 0-12 months. Virtually all that use it say that it is a good quality children's medicine.
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- Good Product Quality
- Good Value for Money
- Good Overall Rating
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"Used to buy named products until I got used to being a new mum and gave this a try. Brilliant price. Does the exact same as named brands!!!"
Description
For the relief of mild to moderate pain, including teething pain, and reducing fever.
RSP £ 1.75
Most Helpful Reviews
Exact same ingredients and dosage as Calpol. Has a spoon instead of syringe but I use syringe given with Calpol. This is much better value for money, you just aren't paying for a brand.
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Very cheap
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Good same as any other paracetamol
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Very good managed temp and pain especially after an op
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Good value for money
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Value for money, works just as well as Calpol.
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At a fraction of the cost of named brands, I used this generic paracetamol option. As with a lot of paracetamol solutions the liquid was very sticky. Perhaps the biggest issue with it in our household was the fake cherry taste - something that did not go down well with my son (I also thought it was pretty disgusting - however, I do realise that other people may like it). This made it a bit of a fight to get down at times (often ending up with the need for a decent clean up afterwards given the stickiness) but as a drug it worked as it should. Another issue was the lack of a syringe even though it was for infants (and, given the taste, there was no way he would take it with the included spoon!)
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Works well... Sticky but taken easily.
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Very good price
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Good value for money
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Good value and effective medicine
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