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Martin & Pleasance

Martin & Pleasance Ki Kids Cough & Cold Oral Liquid 200ml

SKU: 2625004

Regular price $20.95 AUD
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Help ease chesty cough, sore throat and mild fever symptoms with Martin & Pleasance Ki Kids Cough & Cold Oral Liquid. Its herbal formula contains ivy leaf, echinacea, licorice root and Japanese honeysuckle flower, traditionally used for these symptoms.

This 200 mL oral liquid is suitable for children aged five and over, as well as the whole family. It contains no sugar, colour, alcohol, lactose or glucose. You can mix it with water, milk or yoghurt, making it easier to include in a child’s usual routine.

  • Ages 5–12: Take 2.5–5 mL two to three times daily.
  • Ages 12 and over: Take 5–10 mL two to three times daily.
  • Before use: Shake the bottle well.

Always read the label and use as directed. Do not use in children under five without medical advice. Consult a healthcare professional if symptoms or coughing persist. This liquid contains potassium sorbate and sorbitol, which may have a laxative effect or cause diarrhoea.

Martin & Pleasance Ki Kids Cough & Cold Oral Liquid contains ivy leaf, echinacea, licorice root and Japanese honeysuckle flower, traditionally used to relieve symptoms including chesty cough, sore throat and mild fever. It is sugar, colour, alcohol, lactose and glucose free. Suitable for children aged five and over and the whole family.

Shake well before use. The dose is 2.5–5 mL two to three times daily for ages 5–12, and 5–10 mL two to three times daily for ages 12 and over. It may be mixed with water, milk or yoghurt. Always read the label and use as directed. Do not use in children under five without medical advice; consult a healthcare professional if symptoms or coughing persist. Contains potassium sorbate and sorbitol, which may have a laxative effect or cause diarrhoea.