Pediakid Children's Dry & Productive Cough Syrup is a natural solution to soothe coughs and relieve throat irritation. Formulated with plant extracts and acacia fiber, it is suitable for children as young as 6 months. Order online now and enjoy its health benefits for your children.
We also recommendProrhinel Nasal Spray for Infants and Young Children, a nasal wash solution specially formulated for children up to 6 years old, providing effective relief from colds, nasopharyngitis, and common nasal problems.
To use Pediakid Children’s Dry & Productive Cough Syrup correctly, follow these simple steps:
Shake well before use to mix the ingredients thoroughly.
This product is also suitable for adults over 15 years of age, offering a flexible solution for the whole family.
Each 5-ml dose contains less than 1 g of sugar (mostly in the form of fructose from agave syrup).
Share your feedback on the usage instructions and dosage for Pediakid Children’s Dry & Productive Cough Syrup with our partner, Verified Reviews, after your purchase.
Precautions for Use
It is important to follow certain recommendations for the safe use of this product:
Pediakid Children’s Dry & Productive Cough Syrup contains the following ingredients:
Fibregum Acacia Prebiotic Fiber (10%), Water, Agave Syrup, Vegetable Glycerin (10%), Hydroglycerin Plant Extract (Thyme, Plantain, Ivy, Pelargonium), Citric Acid, Xanthan Gum, Natural Lemon Flavor, Helichrysum Extract.
Fibregum is a registered trademark of Nexira.
Gluten-free - Allergen-free - No artificial colors - No preservatives - No synthetic excipients
Product Details
125 ml bottle in a box, with a measuring cap included. Sold at the best price at your online pharmacy.
The beautiful days are coming, with them the mosquitoes have made their return for the sole purpose of preventing us from sleeping and devouring us. There are many protections on the market to protect us from it, but what about baby? We are often afraid to apply harmful and aggressive lotions on our little blond heads, so nothing better than to turn to…
Read the article on the blogIn the majority of cases, childhood eruptive fevers are caused by exanthematic viruses or even bacterial aetiologies. Much less frequently, these eruptive fevers are the first manifestations of a potentially more severe condition. Viral eruptive diseases in children Eruptive diseases are mainly seen in children, as they often mark the first infection with various infectious agents. They then confer immunity,…
Read the article on the blog
