• Rapidly clears ear, throat, chest, and urinary infections
• Larger 60ml bottle for longer or multiple-child use
• Pleasant fruity taste ensures better compliance
• Powerful against resistant bacteria
• Convenient once or twice-daily dosing

1. Shake the bottle vigorously before measuring
2. Use the provided measuring cup or syringe for exact dose as prescribed
3. Can be given with or without food (giving with milk/food reduces chance of stomach upset)
4. Administer at the same time(s) daily for steady effect
5. If a dose is missed, give it as soon as you remember unless it’s nearly time for the next—never double the dose

Q1: Why choose the 60ml bottle over the 30ml?
A1: The 60ml pack is more economical for longer treatments (7–14 days) or when more than one child needs it.

Q2: Is the taste the same as the 30ml version?
A2: Yes—same delicious fruity flavor that kids actually finish without fuss.

Q3: How many days does a 60ml bottle last?
A3: Usually 10–14 days for a standard child dose, depending on weight and doctor’s prescription.

Q4: Can it be given to children below 6 months?
A4: Only if specifically prescribed by a pediatrician—generally approved from 6 months onward.

Q5: Will it cause stomach upset or loose motions?
A5: Mild digestive upset can happen; giving with food and probiotics (if advised) usually helps.

• Shake the bottle well before each use
• Complete the full prescribed course to prevent antibiotic resistance
• Inform the doctor if your child has kidney problems or known allergy to cephalosporins/penicillins
• Not for viral infections such as flu or common cold
• Store reconstituted syrup in refrigerator (2–8°C) and discard after 14 days
• Keep out of reach of children