thread: Additive Colour free pain relief options which is best to use?

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    I just looked up a website and the reason it made her sleepy shall we say is because it contains codeine, promethazine (an antihistamine), and ethanol. It definately isn't colour free, and those sedating agents is probably why it isn't recommended for the under 2's. Was it the night time one you tried to buy from the chemist Nic because that may be the reason why they wouldn't sell it to you. I can PM you the website if you want as I don't know if I can post it here. It alsosays for use of moderate to severe pain only when paracetamol is not working.

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    The childrens pain stop unless otherwise indicated is colourfree i cant see where it says it contains promethazine in the childrens one? but does contain codeine as well as paracetemol

    I guess if you are interested in trying it ask the chemist?
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    I was talking about the night time one is that the one you have? I am just going off the ingredients list on the web I'm afraid. Here is the link. Mods please remove if this link is inappropriate

    Consumer Medicines Information - Painstop Night-Time Pain Reliever Syrup - myDr.com.au

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    I was talking about the night time one is that the one you have? I am just going off the ingredients list on the web I'm afraid. Here is the link. Mods please remove if this link is inappropriate

    Consumer Medicines Information - Painstop Night-Time Pain Reliever Syrup - myDr.com.au
    ah yep sorry was talking about the day time one lol

    Hylands teething tablets definately worked for DD's 2 year molars.

    Have heard good things about the amber necklaces to might try them with DS when we reach that stage if hes a bad teether like DD was.

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    I'd go the teething tablets the painstop sends my son loopy, he has reactions to some presevatives and colors and painstop is one thing I will not give him again ........

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    Seems the teething tablets are the go. I have never used them myself, but i will give them a go. Would they be strong enough for say.. 2 y.o molors though? Or apart from painstop, is there anything stronger on the market? Mayb a combination of the braurers mixture and the teething tablets would do the trick?

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    jack never needed anything except for the eye teeth and we used the hylands definate way to go, have actually used them for other pain releif as well over panadol, I never given the quantity they say though I start with one if that doesn't work will give another

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    Great thanks Rachel!

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    When we need to use pharmaceutical pain relief, we use Dymadon. I've never had an issue with it, and they are colour free. It's got an orange kind of flavour, and Jazz seems to like it.
    We also use a baltic amber teething necklace which works wonders for Jazz Hylands were useless for us. But then many say that the necklace did nothing for their kids!

    Try as few things maybe and see what works.