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liveonearth ([personal profile] liveonearth) wrote2008-10-11 05:30 pm

How old your kid should be before you dose them with OTC cold meds: according to the FDA

The FDA is recommending that you don't give cold meds to kids under 4 years of age. Pediatricians had suggested setting the limit at 6 years of age, but the FDA compromised with other interests (pharmaceuticals who hope to profit from treating two more years of snotty noses) to hatch the four year limit.
Source:
http://ap.google.com/article/ALeqM5iIEfm2CE9PL72XmlQGIhaB9fmlTAD93NT2CG0

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