The Natural Choice for Your Child's Cough Made with Real Honey Soothes Cough Naturally Calms Fiery Throats No Dextromethorphan Usage To sooth coughs and calm sore throats, give one Honey Pop every 2 — 4 hours. Directions & Dosage Give one Honey Pop every 2-4 hours. Ask a doctor* before use if your child has: Cough that occurs with too much phlegm (mucus) Cough that lasts or is chronic such as occurs with asthma or chronic bronchitis High blood pressure or diabetes Minimum Age 3 years. Ingredients & Warnings Stop use & ask a doctor if your child's cough: Persists for more than 7 days Tends to recur Is accompanied by high fever, rash or persistent headaches Ingredients All Little Remedies® products avoid the use of unnecessary additives, helping to eliminate side effects and concerns. Sucrose, Corn Syrup, Honey, Water, Natural Flavor, Pectin, Caramel Color Warnings Choking Hazard: Not for children under 3 years. Contains natural honey, which is not recommended for children under one year. About Little Remedies® Little Remedies® products provide safe and effective formulas to support the health and well-being of your child. When it comes to children's healthcare, we stead-fastly believe “less is more” and strive to make sure that each of our products contains just what is needed for fast, safe, and effective relief — nothing more! *The term “Doctor” indicates your child's designated primary healthcare professional, not necessarily an MD. Helpful Hints Avoid putting cotton swabs, twisted tissues or your finger- nail inside your child’s nose. After wiping his nose, always apply a moisturizing gel to protect against soreness. Make sure he drinks plenty of fluids. This will help make coughs more productive by loosening phlegm. Daily use of saline drops will help keep nasal passages clear and moisturized. Use a cool-mist humidifier in your child’s room to release moisture into the air to help your child's stuffy nose and dry scratchy throat. Humidifier vs. Vaporizer Both vaporizers and humidifiers accomplish the same goal: they release moisture into the air. Humidifiers produce moisture by using a motor to convert water to a fine mist. Vaporizers produce moisture by using a heating element to convert water to steam. In general, cool-mist humidifiers are recommended.