Medicines should only be given to children under strict medical supervision from your pharmacist, GP or paediatrician.
Click on the button below to access information on drugs that are commonly used in children.
Drug InformationThe Children’s e-Hospital on-line pharmacy service offers delivery of prescribed medicine directly to your home.This service is for registered users of The Children’s e-Hospital. Parents can also access drug information on common drugs used in child health to understand how these drugs should be taken and their side effects. Simply click on the button below to access the Drug Infromation section. If you are awaiting delivery of medicines that have been prescribed by The Children’s e-Hospital and have a question, you can contact the pharmacy help desk on 0203 327 7777.
Drug Information Medicines should only be given to children under strict medical supervision from your pharmacist, GP or paediatrician.
Click on the button below to access information on drugs that are commonly used in children.
Drug Information
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