The active ingredient of this Benadryl syrup is Cetirizine Dihydrochloride. There’s 1mg of this active ingredient per 1ml of the syrup, so each 5ml of Benadryl for kids contains Cetirizine Dihydrochloride 5mg.

Children under 6 years:
This Benadryl syrup isn’t recommended for children under 6 years old.
Children aged 6 – 12 years:
For children between the age of 6 and 12, the dosage of this children’s antihistamine should be one 5ml spoonful of children’s Benadryl in the morning, and one 5ml spoonful in the evening.
Children aged 12 and over:
The children’s Benadryl dosage for kids over 12 years old is two 5ml spoonfuls to be taken once a day.
Can you take Benadryl Allergy Children’s 6+ Liquid 70ml with ibuprofen?
Yes, you can safely take ibuprofen with children’s Benadryl. However, other medications may interact with it. Chat to our pharmacist for expert advice before taking Benadryl Allergy Children’s 6+ Liquid 70ml with other medications.
Can you use Benadryl Allergy Children’s 6+ Liquid 70ml for food allergies?
Yes, Benadryl for kids can be used for food allergies, but only if you experience very mild allergic reactions such as a rash or itchiness. If your symptoms are anything more than mild or if you have any trouble breathing, it’s critical to seek medical attention immediately.
What’s the difference between Benadryl and Benadryl Allergy?
All [Benadryl products](https://www.medino.com/brand/benadryl), such as Benadryl Allergy Children’s 6+ Liquid 70ml, are used for allergies. There are a number of products in the range including ones for children, [one-a-day tablets](https://www.medino.com/product/benadryl-allergy-one-a-day-30-tablets), fast-acting capsules and more. The main difference between this Benadryl syrup and other Benadryl products is that this antihistamine can be given to children from 6 years old.