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Customer Insights: Rated 4.7/5 from 347 reviews.
These work perfect for my baby who refuses oral medication. These suppositories are super easy to insert and baby doesn't even realize it's happening.
these are so much easier if your baby will not take medication through mouth and this just makes sure that they get every bit of it so you're not worried and stuff and it's actually pretty easy and my babies don't have a problem with it so as it win for me.
This is the only way I can give my child medicine. They are thin enough to be used with ease but might melt easier too.
Must have for when kids are sick! Especially when they can't keep food and drink down but are unwell with a fever.
I bought this for my three young children who refuse to take oral medication when they're sick. I have only had success with these suppositories and highly recommend using them when you can't get your child to take oral medication
This product is wonderful! The doctor said to get Tylenol suppositories, but apparently, they don't make them. I showed her what I found at Walmart! She was pleased that the baby was vomiting and couldn't keep down the oral suspension. She was amazed that the big pharmacies didn't carry them. I am so grateful I found them!
I had to use these for my autistic son's ear aches, and / or fevers for a while here and there…%26 they always melted as soon as air hit them? Like you have to be QUICK once that package is opened. Then, they're so tiny compared to other brands we've tried…which makes the process a lot more difficult for everyone involved. It just becomes a nightmare for us personally, so we only get them if our local Walgreens is out of their brand. Plus these are kinda pricey for the size and amount. But to each their own! Maybe they'll work better for y'all! **I will say, Walgreens has a Walgreens brand in a red box that says “acetaminophen suppositories for kids” or something like that, and they are INCREDIBLE (…in comparison to what I just described above, and when you have a child in pain and just want that pain to go away for them—these do the trick in what feels like 1-2 minutes). So I'm forever grateful for that brand and had to shout them out. It's an unpleasant situation for everyone involved, hopefully this review helps someone make their life a little easier if they're a parent, a caretaker, etc. (or just need the themselves).
Suppositories come half melted or have a huge bubble pocket of missing product causing them to break and crumble immediately!!! I have bought 4 different packs of 6 and each and every one was all messed up and completely disintegrating before even trying to insert… very disappointing, my daughter is autistic and this is the only way to get her fever down :( waste of money! don't buy.
We bought the two pack and the tapered end was broken off of all of them so they could not be used very well.
Received opened and package is squished
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Third-Party Sellers prices have ranged from $17.79 (Jun 20) to $37.77 (Jun 5) over the past 90 days. Current price is 49.0% below the 90-day average of $34.92.
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