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Frequently Asked Questions

  • Why is the expiration date important?

    Medicine is given an expiration date to assure quality of product. It’s important always to read the expiration date on your Robitussin® carton and on the bottle label. It’s not recommended you use medicine beyond its expiration date.

     
  • What's the best product for my specific symptoms?

    To find the right relief for your symptoms, try our Robitussin® Relief Finder. Always be sure to read and follow label directions and consult your doctor with any questions.

     
  • Can Robitussin® products be taken during pregnancy or while nursing a baby?

    As with any medicine, if you are pregnant or nursing a baby, seek the advice of a health professional before using Robitussin® products.

     
  • Can a person with asthma use this product?

     

    You should consult with your doctor to answer any specific concerns with your condition.

     
  • What should I know about young adults' medicine abuse?

    Robitussin® wants to help you protect your teenagers and young adults from the dangers of over-the-counter (OTC) and prescription medicine abuse. Click here to learn more about potential medicine abuse.

     
  • How can I keep medicine out of the reach of children?

    All Robitussin® products contain child-resistant packaging, however, it’s important to keep all medications out of sight and reach of children at all times.

     

    Here are a few simple steps that can help:

    1. Make sure you store medicine in a locked cabinet out of the sight and reach of your children.
    2. Never leave your medicine sitting out or in sight or within reach.
    3. Get rid of your old medicine in a way that your child cannot reach it.
    4. Teach your children that Robitussin® is medicine– not candy.
     
  • Do children normally get more colds than adults?

    While the average adult only gets 2-4 colds a year, children can average to 6-10 colds a year.  That’s because children haven’t yet built up the immunity to viruses that adults have. Children are also exposed to a greater variety of illnesses at school, daycare and other social gatherings with other children.

     
  • Are any Robitussin® formulas for diabetics?

     

    Yes, Robitussin® Sugar-Free Cough + Chest Congestion DM is specially formulated for diabetics.

     

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