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Calpol Infant Suspension Paracetamol Strawberry
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Order by 11am (Mon–Fri) for same-day dispatch · UK delivery 2–4 working days, free over £25 · Free Click & Collect from 140 Oakfield Road, Liverpool
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Product details
Calpol Infant Suspension Paracetamol Strawberry is used for pain and fever in babies and young children, including teething and after vaccinations. Key ingredient: paracetamol 120mg/5ml. Buy online from Anfield Pharmacy, a GPhC-registered UK pharmacy in Liverpool, with tracked UK delivery.
Quick facts
- Used for: Pain and fever in babies and young children, including teething and after vaccinations
- Active ingredient: paracetamol 120mg/5ml
- Who can use it: Babies from 2 months to children aged 6 years (see pack for dose by age)
- Supplied by: GPhC-registered pharmacy (premises 9010376), genuine UK stock
Frequently asked questions
What is Calpol Infant Suspension Paracetamol Strawberry used for?Calpol Infant Suspension Paracetamol Strawberry is used for pain and fever in babies and young children, including teething and after vaccinations.
What is the active ingredient in Calpol Infant Suspension Paracetamol Strawberry?Paracetamol 120mg/5ml.
Who can use Calpol Infant Suspension Paracetamol Strawberry?Babies from 2 months to children aged 6 years (see pack for dose by age). Always follow the directions on the pack.
Can I buy Calpol Infant Suspension Paracetamol Strawberry online in the UK?Yes. Order online for tracked UK delivery (free on orders over £25) or free Click & Collect from Anfield Pharmacy, 140 Oakfield Road, Liverpool L4 0UQ.
Can I ask a pharmacist before buying?Yes. Call 0151 263 3631 (Monday to Friday, 9am to 6pm) or email enquiry@anfieldpharmacy.co.uk, especially if you take other medicines, are pregnant or breastfeeding, or have a long-term condition.
Always read the label before use. If your baby or child is unwell or you are unsure, ask our pharmacist or your GP.