Sunmark Ibuprofen Ib 100 Mg Chewable Tablets- 24 Count

Sunmark Ibuprofen Ib 100 Mg Chewable Tablets

Temporarily: Reduces Fever Relieves Minor Aches and Pains Due to the Common Cold, Flu, Sore Throat, Headaches and Toothaches. Junior Strength. For Ages 2 to 11. Orange Flavored. Lasts Up to 8 Hours. Gluten Free.

Directions:

Dosage

• This Product Does Not Contain Directions or Complete Warnings for Adult Use.
• Do Not Give More Than Directed.
• Find the Right Dose on Chart Below.
• If Possible, Use Weight to Dose Otherwise Use Age.
• If Needed, Repeat Dose Every 6-8 Hours.
• Do Not Use More Than 4 Times a Day.
• Under 24 Lbs, Under 2 Yrs: Ask a Doctor. 24-35 Lbs, 2-3 Yrs: 1 Tablet. 36-47 Lbs, 4-5 Yrs: 1-1/2 Tablets.
• 48-59 Lbs, 6-8 Yrs: 2 Tablets.
• 60-71 Lbs, 9-10 Yrs: 2-1/2 Tablets.
• 72-95 Lbs, 11 Yrs: 3 Tablets.
• Read All Product Information Before Using.
• Keep This Box for Important Information.
• This Product is for Children Only.

Child Warning

• Keep Out of Reach of Children.

Storage

• Store at 20-25 Degrees C (68-77 Degrees F).

Active Ingredients:

Each Tablet: Ibuprofen 100 Mg (Nsaid: Non-steroidal Anti-inflammatory Drug).

Inactive Ingredients:

Acesulfame Potassium Ammonium Glycyrrhizin Aspartame Carnauba Wax Croscarmellose Sodium Fd&c Yellow No. 6 Aluminum Lake Hypromellose Magnesium Stearate Mannitol Natural and Artificial Flavors Prosweet Silicon Dioxide Sodium Lauryl Sulfate Soybean Oil Succinic Acid.

Warnings:

Allergy Alert: Ibuprofen May Cause a Severe Allergic Reaction, Especially in People Allergic to Aspirin. Symptoms May Include: Hives, Facial Swelling, Asthma (Wheezing), Shock, Skin Reddening, Rash Blisters. If Allergic Reaction Occurs, Stop Use and Seek Medical Help Right Away.

Stomach Bleeding Warning: This Product Contains an Nsaid, Which May Cause Severe Stomach Bleeding. The Chance is Higher if Your Child: Has Had Stomach Ulcers or Bleeding Problems Takes a Blood Thinning (Anticoagulant) or Steroid Drug Takes Other Drugs Containing Prescription or Nonprescription Nsaids (Aspirin, Ibuprofen, Naproxen or Others) Takes More or for a Longer Time Than Directed.

Sore Throat Warning: Severe or Persistent Sore Throat or Sore Throat Accompanied by High Fever, Headache, Nausea, and Vomiting May Be Serious. Consult Doctor Promptly. Do Not Use More Than 2 Days or Administer to Children Under 3 Years of Age Unless Directed by Doctor.

Do Not Use: if the Child Has Ever Had an Allergic Reaction to Any Other Pain Reliever/fever Reducer Right Before or After Heart Surgery.

Ask a Doctor Before Use if: Stomach Bleeding Warning Applies to Your Child Child Has a History of Stomach Problems, Such as Heartburn Child Has Problems or Serious Side Effects From Taking Pain Relievers or Fever Reducers Child Has Not Been Drinking Fluids Child Has Lost a Lot of Fluid Due to Vomiting or Diarrhea Child Has High Blood Pressure, Heart Disease, Liver Cirrhosis, or Kidney Disease Child Has Asthma Child is Taking a Diuretic.

Ask a Doctor or Pharmacist Before Use if the Child is: Under a Doctor’s Care for Any Serious Condition Taking Any Other Drug. When Using This Product: Mouth or Throat Burning May Occur Give With Food or Water Take With Food or Milk if Stomach Upset Occurs the Risk of Heart Attack or Stroke May Increase if You Use More Than Directed or for Longer Than Directed.

Stop Use and Ask a Doctor if: Child Experiences Any of the Following Signs of Stomach Bleeding: Feels Faint, Vomits Blood, Has Bloody or Black Stools, Has Stomach Pain That Does Not Get Better the Child Does Not Get Any Relief Within the First Day (24 Hours) of Treatment Fever or Pain Gets Worse or Lasts More Than 3 Days Redness or Swelling is Present in the Painful Area Any New Symptoms Appear. In Case of Overdose, Get Medical Help or Contact a Poison Control Center Right Away (1-800-222-1222). Phenylketonurics: Contains Phenylalanine 6 Mg Per Tablet.

RN: 000342S00495H02, MCK: 3951837, UPC: 01093993044