The Tracker can be found here: http://youcastcorp.com/c/79/go/index.php?r=0.
For parents, being aware of the activity in their area could help them prepare for when cold and flu symptoms appear. This online tool provides a weekly data feed of cold & flu symptom trends by state, plus other cold prevention tips for you and your family.
You might also be interested in the Sick Day Guidelines that Triaminic® partnered with the National Association of School Nurses (NASN) to create. Parents know when their kids aren’t feeling 100% - these Guidelines are aimed at helping parents decide when to keep them at home, or send them off to school.
The above was all copied and pasted directly from Triaminic, because I have not yet received my review product I do not have an opinion of the actual product but you can look for a review coming from Jabbering Jessi in the near future.In the meantime I am excited to offer a quick giveaway to my lucky readers. One lucky reader will win four packages of Triaminic Thin Strips each package contains 12 strips. Don't worry if you don't win the first time around when I do my review we will also be doing another giveaway for 2 more packages so we will call this our teaser.
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Triaminic wants to hear from you. If you have used the Triaminic problems in the past tell us which one you used and what you thought of it. Don't worry if you have not used it then you can tell us who you would use this for if you won.
This giveaway is open US only.
Ends Jan 21 2010 @ 11:59 PM EST
(Winners will have 48 hours to respond to my email before I choose a new winner)
Thank you to Triaminic for this awesome giveaway.
16 comments:
I have to read the ingredients list prior to taking anything but I am able to use cold strips and nasal decongestant. The rest of my family uses Triaminic when needed.
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I would use these for my Godson. He's used the cough & runny nose ones before.
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jerricapuck(at)yahoo(dot)com
I haven't used Triaminic's Thin Strips but both my niece and nephew get many, many colds, ear aches, sore throats, etc. I know they would love to try the Thin Strips.
I have used the Night Time Cold & Cough and it works great.
I'd use these for my niece when necessary. Runny noses are such a bummer for little ones. katklaw777 at yahoo dot com Thanks
I would use these for my kids. I have five, so they'd be well used!
momto5@cox.net
We have used the strips amny, many times this winter. I have 3 small kids and one of them is horrible taking medicine but takes these with no problem. Saves me a lot of stress having the strips and if you have to get up in the night you don't have to worry about measuring when your half asleep. We love them!!!
arewethereyetla5[at]verizon[dot]net
I have never used it before but I would use it for my little guy who has a sneezy cold right now.
bgcchs(at)yahoo(dot)com
I have used these in berry for my 4 oldest children and myself and they work great!
This would be great for my daughters!
i have not used triaminic before but would use my win ...if i do on my son
I have not used it, however I have seen these in the store. Seems like they would be great for my five year old.
dealectiblemommies (at) gmail (dot) com
I have used it. I use it on my kids
We use Triaminic liquid - I always have on hand the night time and daytime cough and cold and fever reducer. I have never tried the thin strips though - pretty neat.
I have not used these yet but was actually thinking about these today. My daughter hates to take liquid medicine and this sounds like it would be great for her.
aechika at hotmail dot com
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