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 | Ages 2-11 years  \u003Cbr>Children's  \u003Cbr>Ibuprofen  \u003Cbr>Suspension  \u003Cbr>100 mg/5mL   | Ages 6-11  \u003Cbr>years  \u003Cbr>Children's  \u003Cbr>Ibuprofen  \u003Cbr>Chewable  \u003Cbr>Tablets  \u003Cbr>50 mg   | Ages 6-11  \u003Cbr>years  \u003Cbr>Junior  \u003Cbr>Strength  \u003Cbr>Ibuprofen  \u003Cbr>Chewable  \u003Cbr>Tablets  \u003Cbr>100 mg   | Ages 6-11  \u003Cbr>years  \u003Cbr>Junior  \u003Cbr>Strength  \u003Cbr>Ibuprofen  \u003Cbr>Caplets  \u003Cbr>100 mg   |\n| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |\n| Weight   | Age   | Use only the  \u003Cbr>dropper  \u003Cbr>provided   | Use only the  \u003Cbr>dropper  \u003Cbr>provided   |  |  |  |\n| 12-171bs   | 6-11 mos   | 1 dropperful=  \u003Cbr>1.25 mL   |  |  |  |  |\n| 18-231bs   | 12-23 mos   | 1/2 dropperfuls  \u003Cbr>=1.875 mL   |  |  |  |  |\n| 24-351bs   | 2-3 years   |  | 1 teaspoon   | 2 tablets   |  |  |\n| 36-471bs   | 4-5 years   |  | 1/2 teaspoons   | 3 tablets   |  |  |\n| 48-591bs   | 6-8 years   |  | 2 teaspoons   | 4 tablets   | 2 tablets   | 2 caplets   |\n| 60-711bs   | 9-10 years   |  | 21/2 teaspoons   | 5 tablets   | 2/2 tablets   | 21/2 caplets   |\n| 72-951bs   | 11 years   |  | 3 teaspoons   | 6 tablets   | 3 tablets   | 3 caplets   |\n\n● One dose lasts 6to 8hours.  \n● Do not use ibuprofen in children less than 6 months of age.  \n● Milliliter is abbreviated as mL  \n● 5mL equals 1 teaspoon  \n● Don't use household teaspoons,which can vary in size  \n● Do not use aspirin in children.","cbCaih7mw5qshSBu","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaih7mw5qshSBu","pdf",1095269,"English","# Dosage by Age and Weight\n## Infants: Drops (50 mg/1.25 mL)\n## Children: Suspension (100 mg/5 mL)\n## Children: Chewable Tablets (50 mg, 100 mg)\n## Children: Junior Strength Chewable Tablets and Caplets\n## Dosing Notes and Safety Warnings","[{\"question\":\"How often should a child receive ibuprofen according to the chart?\",\"answer\":\"One dose lasts 6 to 8 hours, so dosing follows that 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