Restocking the Medicine Cabinet for Spring

The Pfizer Pediatric Platform products, information, and additional gift pack have been provided by Pfizer Consumer Healthcare. All thoughts and reviews are my own. #SickJustGotReal

It’s officially spring here in Texas. The weather can not decide if it wants to be cold, hot, or stormy. We are always confused on what to wear as we have cooler mornings that can turn into 80 degree afternoons. All of this back and forth weather, combined with strong winds that sweep in dust and other allergens often cause my kids to get sick. Runny noses, itchy eyes, coughs and congestion rule our home in the spring.

As I am typing this, I have one home from school today who is sick. I have noticed that sickness seems to hit the hardest at night. Restocking my medicine cabinet so I don’t have to run out at night has saved my sanity and with hubby’s travel schedule, it has saved me from having to call in some help from friends/family! Be prepared for if Sick just got real.™

Here are a few items that I restocked my cabinet with this year:

• Infants’ and Children’s Advil® as they provide unsurpassed fever and pain relief(1) , and contain ibuprofen, the medicine pediatricians use most for their own kids’ fevers(2) (for ages 6 months -11 years)
• Children’s Robitussin® which provides soothing action and cough control with some formulations lasting up to 8 hours (for ages 6-12 years)
• Children’s Dimetapp® provides great-tasting cold-fighting power and is the #1 pharmacist recommended brand for children’s cough & cold symptoms(3) (for ages 6+)

All of these Pfizer Pediatric Platform products are available at Target! If you are needing to restock your medicine cabinet, then enter this giveaway for your own Pfizer Pediatric Platform products!

Giveaway:

Leave a comment with your favorite “go to” Pfizer product for your sick kiddo! For an additional entry, share this post on your social media and lave a link in the comments! Giveaway ends on 5/22 at 5PM CST.

¹ Among OTC pain relievers.
² Based on a survey of doctors.
³ Source: 2015-16 Pharmacy Times and U.S. News & World Report.