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Harry's Daily Boost!

Advantages: Good tasting, easy to take, wide range of vitamins contained
Disadvantages: None really

...syrup and headed home. Boots Multi-Vitamin Syrup is suitable for babies from 4 months old, until they are 12 years old. However, most children may want to progress to the chewy vitamins when they are old enough to do so (which is 3 years old) so perhaps this syrup is more intended for the younger age group. The syrup is sold in Boots stores amongst the Vitamins and other Supplements, so it's pretty easy to find. It comes in a brown glass bottle, ...
...this syrup costs £2.19 from Boots the Chemist, so it'll be about £3 a month for a 1-3 year old which is nothing really. At the moment, Boots have all Vitamins at 3 for 2, so I got 3 months supply of Harry's vitamins for £4.40. The product has a long expiration date too (my bottles have 07-2009 so plenty of time to use it) on, so its worth stocking up when these offers are on. I hope my review has been helpful to you. Vitamins are essential to children ...

mummy2harry 30.04.2008 · Read full review
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Review of Boots Multivitamin Syrup 4 months - 12 years

A helping hand with a busy lifestyle

Advantages: appealing to kids, and easy to take
Disadvantages: none

...buy my own vitamins from Boots Pharmacy I also checked out their kids section of multivitamins, thats were I came across the Gummy Bears. The two reasons that I decided to buy the Gummy Bear mulitivitamins was because they are like sweets and needless to say would appeal to children, the other reason is because they come in a box of 30, so having three children one box of these would last me for ten days. So I get to the counter to pay and discover ...
...orange and gold and says Boots multivitamin gummy bears in bubble lettering across the top of the package, underneath this it tells me that these gummy bears are suitable for children aged 3 - 12 years old. The picture on the box is of an opened armed girl who seems to be running and in the left hand corner of the box there is a small bear, with "30 mini packs" wrote inside it. Once the box is opened inside there are 30 small packs of gummy bears, ...

jenny967 15.10.2009 · Read full review
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Review of Boots Multivitamin Gummy Bears

just as good as the well known make

Advantages: fantastic price
Disadvantages: a syringe would be handy

As a childrens nurse and mother of two young children I believe that a paractamol based syrup for children is a must for any medicine cabniet for all those unexpected temperatures that children suddenly develop at two in the morning. This product contains exactly the same amount of the active ingredient as the well known brand and therefore works just as well, it has a pleasant fruity smell and a pleasant taste (yes i have tried it) which appealed ...
...to like it a little too much and always wanted more! The only downside to this prodct is that it comes with a spoon rather than a syringe or dropper which i find much easier to use when administering it to a grumpy toddler with a temperature. In general a fantastic produt at a much better cost than the well known brand. ...

MICH51 27.05.2008 · Read full review
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Breathe Easy with Boots Mild Vapour Rub!

Advantages: Not too greasy, it works and not too expensive
Disadvantages: none

Boots Mild Vapour Rub - 3 months plus Boots Mild Vapour rub was something that I was pleasantly surprised by, my 4 year old was full of a cold over the hectic christmas period so over the weekend I bought him some Boots Dry Cough syrup and this vapour rub with the intention to take him to the doctors on the monday if he was no better. I didn't intend to buy a mild vapour rub and to be honest was in a rush so picked up the cheapest one on the shelf. ...
...with childrens medicines it's the boots version of 'snufflebabe'. Product Info: Cost £1.95 Pack Size: 45g Active Ingredients: Eucalyptus oil, levomenthol, racemic camphor Directions: use sparingly on infants and young children from 3 months old My Experience: On removing the white plastic pot of vapour rub from the box, I quickly read the directions for use on the label, the same information is also printed on the box. I've used these sorts ...

charlotte_thomas 28.01.2009 · Read full review
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Review of Boots Mild Vapour Rub 3 Months Plus

Who's Auntie Septic?

Advantages: Doesn't sting, cheap, easy to use
Disadvantages: none

...came across a bottle of Boots Antiseptic Spray. This is a product I had bought ages ago and forgotten about, but I put it with the rest of my first aid stuff for the next time I required it. Less than 24 hours later, and I had somehow managed to cut the back of my hand, so out came the spray… ~About the product~ This is an Antiseptic spray which is really just an alternative to antiseptic creams. The benefits of using a spray over a cream, are ...
...hygienic, and also it's easier to apply on hard to reach areas. The spray contains Cetrimide, a well known antiseptic which is also used in brand name products such as Savlon. ~Packaging~ This comes in a white bottle with a green lid. There is lots of information on the back of the bottle about the ingredients and different things you can use the product for. The spray nozzle is easily depressed with only minimum pressure, and swivels round for ...

pink_champagne 28.06.2008 · Read full review
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