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Tylenoo's

 Medicated kids cereal- for those who don't like pills or syrup
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It's their regular FRUIT-LOOPS or COCOA-PEBBLES but in the individual size boxes, laced with Flu medicine or whatever other drug the kid has to take. I know they have flavored medicine, but the kids still know it is medicine. This cereal they won't suspect...unless they catch on that they only get it when they are sick.
—macncheesy, May 03 2004

Talk to these people about custom compounding http://www.tristaterx.com/custom.html
TriState Compounding. [Letsbuildafort, Oct 17 2004]

Lucozade http://store.yahoo....e/luccelwrapbo.html
Soda "for the recuperating patient". Only comes out when you're sick (if you happen to grow up in Britain), but I don't think anyone ever caught on. [DrCurry, Oct 17 2004]

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       How do you control the dosage?
—dbsousa, May 03 2004
   

       I thought up medicated popscicles, but someone jumped on that one LONG before I got the chance.
—Letsbuildafort, May 03 2004
   

       Why won't they suspect? Is the taste of Fruit-Loops so overpowering?
—ldischler, May 03 2004
   

       Better off with soda, I think - see link.
—DrCurry, May 03 2004
   

       For really small kids you could have worms or dirt with medicine in.
—Harry Mudd, May 03 2004
   


 

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