Assertion: liquid acetaminophen | /r/HasProperty | marketed for infant
Facets:
value: in their home medicine cabinet
type: LOCATION
value: from 80 mg per 1 ml
type: OTHER
value: from 80 mg per 0.8ml
type: OTHER
Source sentences:
text: The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) is informing the public that an additional concentration of liquid acetaminophen marketed for "infants" (160 mg/5 mL) is now available at local stores.
text: The FDA is urging parents and caregivers to carefully read the label on liquid acetaminophen marketed to infants and children as a new, less concentrated form of the popular pain reliever arrives on store shelves.
text: Another concentration (160 mg/5 ml) of liquid acetaminophen marketed for "infants" is now available in stores.
text: The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) is informing the public that an additional concentration of liquid acetaminophen marketed for "infants" (160 mg/5 mL) is now available at local stores.
text: Another concentration (160 mg/5 ml) of liquid acetaminophen marketed for "infants" is now available in stores.
text: Until now, liquid acetaminophen marketed for infants was only available in 80 mg/0.8 mL or 80 mg/mL concentrations.
text: FDA has prepared a list of questions and answers and has issued a Consumer Update to provide an additional overview of these changes to OTC liquid acetaminophen marketed for infants.
text: The 160 mg/5 mL liquid acetaminophen marketed for infants may be packaged with an oral syringe instead of a dropper.
text: FDA has prepared this list of questions and answers to provide an overview of these changes for OTC liquid acetaminophen marketed for infants.
text: Why is there a new concentration of over-the-counter (OTC) liquid acetaminophen marketed for infants available?
text: Will the old concentration of liquid acetaminophen marketed for infants (80 mg/0.8 mL and 80 mg/ml) be discontinued once the new concentration is available?
text: What should parents and caregivers do if they still have the old concentration (80 mg/0.8 mL and 80 mg/ml) of liquid acetaminophen marketed for infants in their home medicine cabinet?
text: Can dosing devices from the old and new concentrations of liquid acetaminophen marketed for infants be interchanged?
text: Why is there a new concentration of over-the-counter (OTC) liquid acetaminophen marketed for infants available?
text: In order to prevent possible dosing confusion between products with different concentrations of acetaminophen, many (but not all) manufacturers decided to voluntarily change the liquid acetaminophen marketed for infants to make it the same concentration as the product used for older children.
text: Will the old concentration of liquid acetaminophen marketed for infants (80 mg/0.8 mL and 80 mg/ml) be discontinued because a new concentration is available?
text: What should parents and caregivers do if they still have the old concentration (80 mg/0.8 mL and 80 mg/ml) of liquid acetaminophen marketed for infants in their home medicine cabinet?
text: Can dosing devices from the old and new concentrations of liquid acetaminophen marketed for infants be interchanged?
text: Until now, liquid acetaminophen marketed for infants was only available in 80 mg/0.8 mL or 80 mg/mL concentrations.
text: FDA has prepared a list of questions and answers and has issued a Consumer Update to provide an additional overview of these changes to OTC liquid acetaminophen marketed for infants.
text: The 160 mg/5 mL liquid acetaminophen marketed for infants may be packaged with an oral syringe instead of a dropper.
text: The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) is urging consumers to carefully read the labels of liquid acetaminophen marketed for infants to avoid giving the wrong dose to their children.
text: Until now, liquid acetaminophen marketed for infants has only been available in a stronger concentration that doesn’t require giving the infants as much liquid with each dose.
text: So to avoid dosing errors, some manufacturers voluntarily changed the liquid acetaminophen marketed for infants from 80 mg per 0.8mL or 80 mg per 1 mL to be the same concentration as the liquid acetaminophen marketed for children—160 mg per 5mL.
text: This less concentrated liquid acetaminophen marketed for infants now has new dosing directions and may have a new dosing device in the box, such as an oral syringe.
text: The FDA is informing the public that an additional concentration of liquid acetaminophen marketed for “infants” (160 mg/5 mL) is now available.
text: On December 22, 2011, The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) informed the public that an additional concentration of liquid acetaminophen marketed for “infants” (160 mg/5 mL) became available at local stores.
text: Until then, liquid acetaminophen marketed for “infants” was only available in 80 mg/0.8 mL or 80 mg/mL concentrations.