Excellent, easier to give in drops and can't be spat out by my toddler! As long as you can get their mouth open to drop them in its no problem unless you mix it with juice if youbreally can't get them to take it. Overall its easier to give than the other liquid kids zyrtec.

Allergic issues.

Helps with allergic issues like my cats. Works fast.

Banana Flavour Hayfever Relief for Children

An effective hayfever relief or antihistamine liquid for children. We tried several flavours across several brands and finally found this one and it was a hit. It ticked all the boxes; effective relief, taste; and minimal fuss when being administered. A win win for parent and child. Happy child, happy parents.

Fantastic Antihitamine for my kids

I have had to use this quite a number of times for my children, as they have a habit of getting hives that spread without treatment.This is fantastic and the fact that its such a tiny amount, means I can convince my kids to take it fairly easily, especially if I mix it with a touch of Maple Syrup.

Fast acting and pleasant taste

My kids love the banana taste and don’t protest or run away as they do with medicines in general. It’s also fast acting and we’ve had no side effects.

It works well.

My son has got a strong dust mites allergy. He sneezes more than ten times at the time and runny nose for his bedtime sometimes. I give it to him, and he can sleep well through the night.

Love

Best working gluten free antihistamine, shame the 200ml is still unavailable

Poor Design. Good medicine

Website indicates easy to use drop applicator. It is a nightmare to keep a sick crying toddler steady with his mouth opened to drop the medicine like a bomber plane.Effective medicine.

Smaller Dose is great

My baby is quite happy to have such a small dose which makes life easy. Judging by his reaction, it must taste pretty good too. Also I like the fact that a spoon with 4 drops is easier to clean than a syringe.

Terrible design

So they make the bottle so you have to use a certain sized syringe but don't provide you with one. Then the dose is in drops. How is anyone supposed to hold a squirming upset toddler to keep their mouth open long enough to get drops in?? Badly designed. Would be a lot better if dosage is in ml then we can use a syringe to administer.