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See Latest ArticlesParental Misinterpretations of Over-the-Counter Pediatric Cough and Cold Medication Labels
Pediatrics, 06/10/09
Lokker N et al. - Misunderstanding of over-the-counter cold products is common and could result in harm if medications are given inappropriately. Label language and graphics seem to influence inappropriate interpretation of over-the-counter product age indications. Poorer parental numeracy skills may increase the misinterpretation of these products. Opportunities exist for the Food and Drug Administration and manufacturers to revise existing labels to improve parental comprehension and enhance child safety.
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