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Getting cough, cold and flu symptoms under control
If you’ve caught a cold or the flu, it’s common to have multiple symptoms. Both illnesses can result in coughing, sneezing and a sore throat. Yet fever, aches, and a headache are more commonly associated with a flu virus, while the common cold often results in a wet cough and congestion.
There are cough, cold and flu remedies that can treat multiple symptoms in one pill and/or syrup. This makes it easier to manage your symptoms. Remember to keep yourself hydrated and comfortable as your body fights off the virus.
Make sure to see a doctor if your symptoms persist or worsen.
Top cough, cold, flu and sinus relief products for adults:
Tylenol Complete Cold, Cough & Flu
Advil Cold & Flu Caplets
hydraSense Gentle Mist Nasal Spray, Daily Nasal Care
NeoCitran Lemon Cold & Sore Throat Night Powder
Keep your children comfortable when dealing with a cold or flu
Cold and flu viruses can spread quickly among children at school and daycare, so keep your Remedy Cabinet stocked with the right medication to treat aches, fevers, coughs and sneezing.
For flu symptoms in kids, prepare for fever and muscle aches with a children’s medication containing acetaminophen or ibuprofen. Long-lasting relief can help them—and you—sleep through the night.
Coughing, sneezing and congestion is more common with colds. There are cough syrups specifically for wet and dry coughs. An all-in-one option can also provide relief for children with a fever and a cough.
Make sure to see a doctor if their symptoms persist or worsen.
Top cough, cold & flu products for kids:
Children's Advil Cold and Flu Multi-Symptom
Buckley’s Jack & Jill Bedtime Cough & Cold Syrup
Advil Junior Strength Chewable Tablets Fever Cold & Flu
Children's Robitussin Cough & Cold
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