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Does anyone know why you can only give 2.5mls of calprofen and nurofen is 5mls??

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Calprofen I believe is a mixture of calpol and ibroprofen xxx

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Oh really. In the ingredients it says just ibuprofen x

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Strange! I could be wrong but that's what I've always thought! Xx

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I cant see a difference in the leaflets for them on ingredients? Both say 2.5ml from 3 months to 12 months then vary slightly on how quickly you can up the dose to 5ml depending on their age. I expect it is just down to the testing that they have done and where they have found is a safe level to give. But if you want the exact info you might want to contact them direct for a full explanation.

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