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FeverAll Suppositories FeverAll Liquid Oral
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FeverAll®. Doctor recommended acetaminophen suppository.

A pain reliever and fever reducing suppository for use an as alternative to oral acetaminophen.

2-in-3 moms have experience situations where oral administration is difficult.1

In those situations, FeverAll® provides the right option to temporarily relieve pain and reduce fever.

Crying baby, then happy
  • Provides equivalent relief to oral analgesics for fever reduction
  • Smaller size than store brand for easy administration
  • Provides consistent dosing every time
  • The only 80 mg acetaminophen suppository available
  • On package dosing for infants as young as 6 months old
  • Available throughout the US at Drug and Mass retailers

1 Study completed among 500 women with children in May 2012

Directions on how to use FeverAll®

Prep

When practical, cleanse area around rectum with mild soap and warm water and rinse thoroughly. Gently dry by patting or blotting with toilet tissue or a soft cloth before using FeverAll®.

1

Remove wrapper before inserting suppository as follows: hold suppository upright and carefully separate wrapper at pointed end to open.

2

Carefully peel wrapper down both sides evenly, exposing suppository.

3

Avoid excess handling, as suppository is designed to melt at body temperature. Suppositories should not need to be refrigerated if stored below 80º F (27º C).

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Common Questions with FeverAll®:

How long does it take for the suppository to absorb/melt?

FeverAll® suppositories are designed to start melting once they have been administered so that the active ingredient, acetaminophen, becomes available very quickly. Acetaminophen enters the bloodstream rapidly and reaches maximum concentration about an hour after administering. Pharmacokinetics studies indicate that FeverAll® reaches Tmax in 1.17 hours and has a half-life of 2.1 hours following administration of the suppository. Reference: FeverAll® Clinical Study 93001; data on file.

If a child defecates right after inserting the suppository, can another be administered?

It will be important for you to consult with the patient/caregiver to best evaluate the proper administration of the suppository. As there are recommendations for maximum doses, please read the "Dosage & Labeling" information page. Pharmacokinetics studies indicate that FeverAll® reaches Tmax in 1.17 hours and has a half-life of 2.1 hours following administration of the suppository. Reference: FeverAll® Clinical Study 93001; data on file.

Where can my patients buy FeverAll®?

FeverAll® is widely available at drugstores and mass merchants. For a specific list of retailers please click here to go to our “Where to Buy” page. If a particular item is not carried, pharmacists can always order through their wholesalers. All sizes (80 mg, 120 mg, 325 mg and 650 mg) of FeverAll® are available through wholesalers in consumer as well as bulk packages.

Reference Documents

FeverAll® Clinical Study 93001 Liquid Medication Errors and Dosing Tools: A Randomized Controlled Experiment

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