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Even if it were perched on a spoonful of sugar, most aspirin tablets do not go down easily. But they do if they're chewable and cherry flavored. We bet Mary Poppins herself would have switched to these low-dose tablets if they'd been available when she was caring for the Banks family. In fact, Mr. Banks himself might have taken them, as they're designed for adults, too, especially those on a doctor-recommended daily regimen of aspirin.
Funny you should mention that... Dick Van Dyke (the chimney sweep in Mary Poppins) lost his 13 year old granddaughter to Reye's syndrome after being given 'baby' aspirin!! NO spoonful of sugar there!
Further more, Bayer does NOT make this product anymore. In 2007 the aspirin manufacturer's agreed to discontinue Childrens Aspirin due to Reye's Syndrome! They will send you Bayer 81mg 'baby' aspirin - which will soon go the way of children's aspirin! Why?
This aspirin product is NOT for children under the age of 19!!
This product is NOT used for children's headaches!! This product is NOT used for fever, teething, or any other symptoms in children without a Doctor's supervision!!
This product has been proven to trigger Reye's syndrome a deadly and often fatal disease in children! Please learn more about aspirin and children at [...]!
Please learn more at The National Reye's Syndrome Foundation's website!
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Even if it were perched on a spoonful of sugar, most aspirin tablets do not go down easily. But they do if they're chewable and cherry flavored. We bet Mary Poppins herself would have switched to these low-dose tablets if they'd been available when she was caring for the Banks family. In fact, Mr. Banks himself might have taken them, as they're designed for adults, too, especially those on a doctor-recommended daily regimen of aspirin.Pain Reliever/Fever Reducer 36 ~ Chewable Tablets - 81mg
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