Kool 'n' Soothe

WHAT IS IT?

Kool ‘n’ Soothe Fever cooling gel sheets are smaller than Kool 'n' Soothe Migraine, with a milder cooling sensation designed to provide immediate cooling relief to your hot/feverish child. With no need for preparation they are ready to use straight from the pack and once placed on the forehead they deliver cooling relief for up to 8 hours. Safe to use with medication, Kool ‘n’ Soothe Fever gives maximum comfort for him/her and reassurance for you. Kool ‘n’ Soothe Fever can be used whenever you feel the need for cooling relief e.g. headache, to aid restful sleep. Available as a 4 pack and an 8 pack

DIRECTIONS FOR USE

• Cut or tear open sachet and remove one Kool ‘n’ Soothe soft gel sheet
• Remove transparent film from the back of the gel sheet and discard
• Place gel sheet on the skin
• If desired cut sheet to suitable size with scissors
• Store unused gel sheet in the foil sachet to prevent drying
• For best results, use each sheet only once

For full instructions and precautions please refer to the product packaging.

PRECAUTIONS

• Targeted cooling relief to alleviate a child’s forehead when he/she has a fever
• This is not a medicine
• Use only as directed
• For external use only
• Avoid direct contact with the eyes and nostrils
• When used on very young children, use only under adult supervision
• This is not intended to bring down a child’s body temperature
• If your child is flushed or sweaty, they may have a fever. It is therefore important to check their temperature
• If your child has a headache, or a rash or your child’s temperature is over 39°C, you must seek medical advice
• If excessive redness, irritation, burning or discomfort of the skin develops, discontinue use immediately and consult your GP
• Contact your GP if your child experiences side effects or allergic reactions
• The gel sheet will not stick to the skin if the skin is wet, or if the gel sheet comes into contact with hair or clothing

Due to the risk of suffocation or choking:

• The gel sheet should never be placed on or over a child’s nose or mouth, or in such a way that a child might accidentally place the sheet over their nose or mouth
• Very young children should never be left unattended with the gel sheet