Researchers are investigating whether the addition of flow restrictors to medication bottles can limit the amount of liquid medication that a child could access, thereby help reduce the number of such accidental ingestions, even if child resistant caps are missing or not properly close, a new study published in the Journal of Pediatrics reveals. Standard child-resistant packaging is designed to prevent or delay young children from opening bottles, giving caregivers ...Sunday, 28 July 2013
Study Investigating Benefits of Using Flow Restrictors in Reducing Accidental Ingestion of Liquid Medications in Children
Researchers are investigating whether the addition of flow restrictors to medication bottles can limit the amount of liquid medication that a child could access, thereby help reduce the number of such accidental ingestions, even if child resistant caps are missing or not properly close, a new study published in the Journal of Pediatrics reveals. Standard child-resistant packaging is designed to prevent or delay young children from opening bottles, giving caregivers ...
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