National Parent Survey on Pediatric OTC Cough and Cold Medicines

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National Parent Survey on Pediatric OTC Cough and Cold Medicines

To gauge how parents feel about the safety and effectiveness of OTC pediatric cough and cold medicines and their continued availability, the Consumer Healthcare Products Association commissioned a national survey of 500 parents with children between the ages of 2 and 12-year-old. A summary of the survey results are available in the National Survey Fact Sheet.