Advil Junior Strength Chewable Ibuprofen Pain Reliever and Fever Reducer, Children's Ibuprofen for Pain Relief, Grape - 24 Tablets (Pack of 3)

Ibuprofen is of course quite effective for pain, reducing fevers, etc. Unfortunately, the three pack I received from Amazon expires in less than 6 months. This will not suffice for my family as the date will pass before we need 3 packs of it. I'll likely start only purchasing it from stores.

my son uses these he cant swallow good he says the taste is good helps him when he needs them easy to chew easy to use good value

Works, tastes good and great price.

Excelent advil junior strength chewable ibuprofen

These are a great alternative to ibuprofen in pill form if your kids are not good with swallowing pills. They are more convenient than liquid ibuprofen when on the go.

We keep Advil Junior Strength chewables on hand for fevers and occasional aches, and they’ve been reliable when needed. The 100mg chewable format makes dosing easier for kids who don’t like swallowing pills. The tablets are small and manageable, and the grape flavor helps — although whether kids actually like the taste seems to depend on the child. Some tolerate it well, others aren’t huge fans, but it’s not overly strong or medicinal. It tends to bring down a mild to moderate fever within a reasonable timeframe and works well for common issues like headaches or minor body aches. As with any ibuprofen product, we make sure it’s taken with food and follow dosing instructions carefully. Overall, it’s a dependable option to keep in a medicine cabinet for families with young kids.

We find ourselves buying this over and over, and so have subscribed to keep it on hand. Wifey can't swallow pills, and it helps with her bum knee pain.

These Advil are the best chewable pain relievers we have found. My second kiddo (7 years old) has always refused any medicine - even if we mask the liquid kind in orange juice or anything - we tried them all. We tried homeopathic as well - no luck getting it down his throat short of making us both miserable. In come chewable Advil - he gets head aches - and while we are loading him up with water and following all diet suggestions from the doc - he still gets head aches. SO, thankfully - he will chew these suckers as needed and within 20 minutes he's feeling so much better and smiling again. He says they taste a little chalky - but totally fine. So again, I like that they're not like candy where he would want to eat them for "fun" but they taste okay enough that he won't gag or reject them. Phew - I hope this helps other parents in our same boat. Please don't discontinue these Advil - at least not until my kiddos grow up.