Paracetamol and Ibuprofen Suspension for Fever and Pain in Children
A fever that resists paracetamol alone, an earache, or swelling around your eyes. Paracetamol IP 162.5 mg and Ibuprofen 100 mg cover both angles in one dose. Paracetamol resets the brain’s temperature control, while ibuprofen tackles swelling and pain that paracetamol cannot touch. Together they act faster and cover more ground than either drug alone. Pediatricians prescribe it for fever, earache, toothache, and post-injury pain in children.
RIQPARAA-IB carries the same batch discipline that has kept Riqfame’s pediatric range moving across pharmacies for over six years now. Doctors do not test a new brand lightly, and a formulation only earns repeat prescriptions once its dosing stays consistent bottle after bottle. Riqfame builds that consistency into every production run, which is part of why the company features on the Top 30 PCD Pharma Franchise Companies in India list. Franchise partners get a clean pricing structure with nothing added after the agreement is signed. Reach out today and see how a well-run paediatric line performs once it is actually working in your territory.
RIQPARAA-IB: Quick Reference Guide
- Usage – shake well before use.
- Dosing – as directed by the physician.
- Not for – children under six months without medical advice.
- Storage – cool, dry place.
- Prescription – recommended before use.
- Flavour – mango.
- For – paediatric use only.
Parents Also Ask
Question 1. What if the fever does not go down even after a dose?
Answer. Give it thirty to sixty minutes before judging the effect. If the fever stays high past that window or keeps returning before the next dose is due, that calls for a doctor’s opinion, not another dose at home.
Question 2. What if my child accidentally takes a double dose?
Answer. Contact a doctor right away, even if the child looks fine. Ibuprofen and paracetamol overdoses can hide symptoms at first. A doctor’s early advice is more important than waiting to see what happens. The child’s safety depends on a doctor’s judgment even if the child seems fine.
