Calprofen Number 6 of 9 in Baby Pain Relief
Calprofen is rated as a very good children's medicine and is used by approximately 1 in 5 mums with a child aged 0-12 months.
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- High score for Product Quality
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- Not rated as highly as other medicines for value for money.
"Excellent pain relief for babies and works very quickly. Particularly good for post vaccinations and teething troubles. We are never without a bottle."
Description
Calprofen is a strawberry flavoured Ibuprofen Suspension for babies and children. It is used for the relief of: Fever (raised temperature); Post-immunisation fever; Teething and toothache; Colds and influenza symptoms; Sore throat; Headache; Minor muscular aches and pains.
RSP £ 3.00
Reviews (229)
This is fantastic because it's free with my pharmacy scheme. My son takes this brand lovely and doesn't spit it out. The flavour must be nice and it works very quickly.
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Works wonders
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This is fantastic because it's free with my pharmacy scheme. My son takes this brand lovely and doesn't spit it out. The flavour must be nice and it works very quickly.
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I used Calprofen ibuprofen after vaccination on 2 months old. And it's working excellent.... after 20 minet fever go down.
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I used Calprofen ibuprofen after vaccination on 2 months old. And it's working excellent.... after 20 minet fever go down.
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Only used once but I was pleased and kids seemed to like the taste
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Only used once but I was pleased and kids seemed to like the taste
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Not used very often as I tend to give paracetamol in the first instance but did use calprofen when it was recommended by the dr that I used an ibuprofen based medication. Easy to administer and baby seemed to like it.
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Not very easy to administer.
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More expensive no difference to the cheaper brands
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