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Piriton

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stargirl1701 · 01/10/2014 14:26

DD1 has been prescribed Piriton and Prednisone for food allergies. May I ask how other parents carry it? Is it available to buy in sachets like Calpol? Do you just cart the bottle, syringe and spoon with you?

TIA

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Lagoonablue · 01/10/2014 18:35

Cart around the full shebang I'm afraid. No sachets. There was an effort to get the manufacturer to develop these to no avail.

Would be great if they did.

stargirl1701 · 01/10/2014 18:44

Indeed! Even pre-loaded syringes that you snap the top off would be an improvement!

Thank you.

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ChampagneAndCrisps · 16/10/2014 22:05

We carry it all about & I'm obsessive about making the children responsible for remembering it - training for adulthood.
You can buy 60 ml and 100 ml brown glass bottles in Boots which I decant anti-histamine into - to make it more portable & to get through airport security. Need to make up your own label.

pashmina696 · 17/10/2014 13:37

Hi yes i have bought a small medicine bottle in a chemist and decant it, and then i have put it in a ziplock with a medicine spoon. I also need to cart epipens about so i bought a medicine bag from www.yellowcross.co.uk/ebuttonz/bagsandcontainers/index.shtml

which is brilliant, i have the carry bag which fits the 2 pens in and a small vial of antihistamine, for 2 medicines you could get away with something smaller.

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