Delsym Children s Cough Suppressant Liquid Orange Flavor 5 Ounce

Product Description Delsym Children's Cough Suppressant Liquid for Children is a 12 Hour cough suppressant providing cough relief in Grape and Orange flavors that has a patented time-release medicine that goes to work fast to silence cough for a full 12 hours* up to 2 times longer than other cough liquids*. Among OTC liquids per dose. Contains Dextromethorphan Polistirex Extended-Release Suspension (Cough Suppressant) for Children and Adults. Alcohol-Free medicine. Amazon.com Cough Suppressant inOrange Flavor At a Glance: 12-hour cough relief Can be used day or night #1 doctor recommended* Use as directed. Goes to Work Fast to Help Silence Your Child's Cough Delsym is a patented time-release cough suppressant that goes to work fast to help silence your child's cough for a full 12 hours -- up to two times longer than other cough liquids.** Active Ingredients (in each 5 mL dose) Dextromethorphan polistirex equivalent to 30 mL dextromethorphan HBr What's in the Box Delsym Cough Suppressant in Orange Flavor with Dosing Cup. *Delsym is the #1 recommended Over-The-Counter single active ingredient cough suppressant among Internists, General Practitioners and Family Practitioners. IMS Health, NDTI, for the 52 weeks ending in 6/30/10. **Among OTC liquids per dose. About Cough What You Should Know About Cough Coughing helps clear mucus and other matter (inhaled irritants) from the throat and lungs. Remember to help decrease the spread of germs by covering your mouth and nose with a tissue when you cough and always putting your used tissue in the waste basket when finished. If you don't have a tissue, cough or sneeze into your upper sleeve, not your hands. Always clean your hands after coughing or sneezing. It is best to frequently wash with soap and water or use a hand sanitizer. What Makes You Cough When you have a cough or cold, coughing expels the excess mucus/phlegm that builds up in your lungs. You don't have to be sick to cough. Dust, pollen, smoke, and strong odors all can trigger a cough. Even if you're not spreading germs, it's a good idea to cover your mouth anyway. How to Care for a Cough If you have a serious, persistent cough, check with your healthcare provider. But if your cough is just starting, or if it's mild and doesn't bother you too much, here's what you can do: drink lots of fluids; get plenty of rest, even if you