• Effectively treats ear, throat, chest, and urine infections
• Once or twice-daily dosing for easy compliance
• Pleasant taste loved by children
• Broad-spectrum action against resistant bacteria
• Safe and well-studied pediatric antibiotic

1. Shake the bottle well before measuring the dose
2. Use the provided measuring spoon or oral syringe for accurate dosing as prescribed by the doctor
3. Give with or without food; giving with food may reduce stomach upset
4. Administer at the same time(s) every day for best results
5. If a dose is missed, give it as soon as remembered unless it’s almost time for the next dose—do not double up

Q1: Is Cefim Suspension safe for infants?
A1: Yes, it is approved from 6 months of age when prescribed by a doctor.

Q2: Does it taste bad like other antibiotics?
A2: No—Cefim has a pleasant fruity flavor that most children accept easily.

Q3: How long does the treatment usually last?
A3: Commonly 5–10 days depending on the infection; always finish the full course.

Q4: Can it cause diarrhea?
A4: Mild loose stools can occur; give probiotics if advised by your pediatrician.

Q5: Do I need to refrigerate it after opening?
A5: Yes, store in the fridge and discard any leftover after 14 days.

• For oral use only; shake the bottle well before each use
• Complete the full course even if the child feels better to prevent resistance
• Inform the doctor if your child has kidney disease or allergy to penicillin/cephalosporins
• Not effective against viral infections like cold or flu
• Store reconstituted suspension in refrigerator (2–8°C) and discard after 14 days
• Keep out of reach of children