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Junior Parapaed Paracetamol Oral Suspension 120 mg/5 ml



Pinewood Laboratories LtdPA0281/002/001

Main Information

Trade NameJunior Parapaed Paracetamol Oral Suspension 120 mg/5 ml
Active SubstancesParacetamol
Dosage FormOral suspension
Licence HolderPinewood Laboratories Ltd
Licence NumberPA0281/002/001

Group Information

ATC CodeN02BE Anilides
N02BE01 paracetamol

Status

License statusAuthorised
Licence Issued01/12/1982
Legal statusProduct not subject to medical prescription
Supply StatusSupply through pharmacies only
Advertising StatusAdvertising to the general public
Conditions of LicenceGeneral sale in child resistant packs containing not more than 60ml of the 120mg/5ml unit dosage form. The product concerned should contain paracetamol as its only active analgesic substance and only one pack should be supplied in the course of any one retail transaction. Retail sale through pharmacies only in child resistant packs containing not more than 140 ml of the120mg/5ml unit dosage form. Not more than two such packs should be supplied in the course of any one retail transaction unless a valid prescription exists. Prescription only for any pack size exceeding 140ml content of the 120mg/5ml unit dosage form. Promotion to the general public for packs containing not more than 140 ml of the 120mg/5ml unit dose. Promotion to healthcare professionals only for packs containing more than 140 ml of the 120mg/5ml unit dosage form.
Marketing StatusMarketed

Documents

Summary of Product CharacteristicsPDF Version
Package LeafletPDF Version
Public Assessment ReportNo document available
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