To guarantee accurate dosing and prevent a choking hazard, always utilize the calibrated double-ended measuring spoon included inside the retail box.

1.Check the Dosing Spoon: Age and Volume Verification.
Inspect the plastic measuring spoon included in the box. The larger end measures a full 5 ml volume, while the smaller reverse side measures a half-dose. Do not use an unmetered household kitchen spoon.

2.Measure the Calibrated Dose: Match the Child's Profile.
Measure out the syrup based strictly on your child's age baseline:

• Infants 3 Months to 1 Year: Give exactly one 5 ml spoonful.
• Children 1 Year to 5 Years: Give exactly two 5 ml spoonfuls (10 ml total).

3.Administer Slowly: 3 to 4 Times Daily Maximum.
Sit the child upright to prevent fluid choking. Slowly dispense the syrup into the side of the child's mouth, allowing them to swallow comfortably. You can repeat this dose 3 to 4 times within any 24-hour window as required.

4.Clean and Store Properly: Sanitize and Seal.
Wash the plastic dosing spoon immediately with warm, soapy water and dry it completely. Wipe the neck of the amber bottle to prevent stickiness, screw the child-resistant cap on tightly, and store safely out of sight.

Contraindications

• Infants Under 3 Months: Do NOT administer this syrup to infants under 3 months of age. Their swallowing reflexes and respiratory pathways require direct, unmitigated clinical evaluation by a pediatrician if a cough develops. 
• Hereditary Fructose Intolerance: This medicine contains Maltitol Liquid (a sugar alcohol). It must never be given to infants diagnosed with rare, inherited fructose intolerance or specific metabolic enzyme deficiencies.
• Hypersensitivity: Avoid if your child has a known history of severe allergic reactions to glycerol, sodium benzoate, or propylene glycol stabilizers.

Side Effects & Actions

• Common (Rare): At standard recommended doses, true side effects are highly rare. Because the syrup contains maltitol liquid as a sugar alternative, exceeding the maximum daily dose can cause a mild laxative effect, leading to slightly loose stools or minor gas.
• Action: If your child experiences unexpected loose bowel movements, ensure you stay within the strict dose limits and offer plenty of breastmilk or cooled, boiled water to prevent hydration loss.

Precautions and Warnings

• The "3-Day" Evaluation Rule: If your infant’s cough does not show improvement or actively worsens after 3 consecutive days of treatment, stop giving the syrup and consult your pediatrician immediately to check for deep chest infections like bronchiolitis or croup.
• The Breathing Danger Signals: Remember that simple demulcent syrups are only meant to quiet down minor throat tickles. Seek emergency medical care immediately if your infant’s cough is accompanied by rapid breathing, hollow chest movements (retractions), wheezing, a blue tint around the lips, a high fever, or if the baby refuses feeding.
• Diabetic Note: If your child manages pediatric Type 1 diabetes, note that while sugar-free, glycerol is metabolized into glucose by the liver and should be factored into your daily monitoring plan.

Form: 100% Sugar-Free and Color-Free Oral Pediatric Liquid Solution.

Key Components: Glycerol 0.75 ml per 5 ml, Maltitol Liquid, Sodium Benzoate, Apple Flavoring base