this is a great question and actually the answer is talking to your pharmacist. we'll be able to help you figure out what are the ingredients in each of the products that you may have at home. bring in a list we will be more than happy to sit down with you and go over it. if you are looking for our recommendation on a product once again telling us what you may have given your child in the past the weight of the child is extremely important because now we are finding out that dosing really needs to be based on weight instead of age. and making sure that you understand that in some cases the best medicine maybe no medicine at all. keeping in touch with your pediatrician or healthcare provider is really important but once again by coming over to the pharmacy asking to see the pharmacist telling us what you are looking for we will be more than happy to go over what products contain what. in a lot of cases you don't need the multiple combination products because your child may not have the symptoms of what it used to treat for it. so it's getting to know your pharmacist we are more than happy to help.
how do i know which common children's medications can and can't be mixed?