Wednesday, October 6, 2010

PediaCare Medicine *review and giveaway*


Confused about cold/flu medicines for children? Introducing an expanded line of safe and effective medicines from the trusted brand for children, PediaCare® – with and without acetaminophen -- for children and infants -- that addresses most sick-child situations: cough, cold, allergy, flu, congestion, fever and pain. Product offerings, in kid-pleasing flavors, match the formulations of other recalled brands and are arriving in stores just in time for the cold/flu season. In particular, PediaCare Infant and Children’s fever and pain reducers are a great solution for moms wanting a branded acetaminophen alternative.



Need help to determine which medicine is best for your child based on his/her symptoms? Download PediaCare’s free iPhone app, then check off your child’s symptoms and PediaCare will help you determine which product is best for your child based on the symptoms they need relief of.  PediaCare is putting the key to your child’s comfort at the tip of your fingers. The iPhone application is not diagnostic but a shopping tool, to help make a trip to the pharmacy a little bit easier and will launch early October and available for free download at www.pediacare.com.

PediaCare products retail for approximately $6.99 for a 4 oz. bottle, and are available at drugstores, supermarkets and retailers nationwide.

New! Children's Products with Acetaminophen
·                                PediaCare® Children's Fever Reducer/Pain Reliever (cherry or grape flavor; ages 2-11)
·                                PediaCare® Children's Fever Reducer Plus Multi-Symptom Cold (ages 6-11; okay for ages 4 & 5 with dosage directed by pediatrician)
·                                PediaCare® Children's Fever Reducer Plus Cough & Sore Throat (ages 6-11; okay for ages 4 & 5 with dosage directed by pediatrician)
·                                PediaCare® Children's Fever Reducer Plus Flu  (ages 6-11; okay for ages 4 & 5 with dosage directed by pediatrician)
·                                PediaCare® Children's Fever Reducer  Plus Cough & Runny Nose (ages 6-11; okay for ages 4 & 5 with dosage directed by pediatrician)  

Here is a link to the complete list of products available from PediaCare.www.pediacare.com  


I have used PediaCare in the past and it is what I always run to when one of the kids get sick.They even like the taste! Although I haven't tried the multi system cold, I'm sure I can rely on it also. I highly recommend PediaCare! 

GIVEAWAY!
1 winner will receive a bottle of the PediCare Children's Fever Reducer & a bottle of PediaCare Multi-System Cold.


Mandatory
Follow kssnnikkel with GFC and tell me if you have ever tried PediaCare 

Extra Entries
1.Visit PediaCare and tell me something you learned, be nice and don't copy from the comment section. (2 entries)
 2.Follow kssnnikkel on twitter (1 entry)
3. Friend kssnnikkel on facebook (1 entry)
4. Tweet about this giveaway (you can tweet once daily)
#Win a 2 bottles of PediaCare fever reducer and cold med @kssnnikkel #giveaway (ends 10/18) 
http://tinyurl.com/25glbo2

5. Follow Drex's blog letters to my grandbaby (1 entry)
6. Enter any of my other giveaways (2 entries)
7. Blog about this giveaway (5 entries)

Comment for each entry for it to count
ends 10/18

* I was provided with the product written about in this article for testing and review purposes. The opinions expressed are my own.*

Fw: Wordless Wednesday *with words*

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Welcome to the world Mr Chevy Zade. 6 lbs 6 oz 19 inches long. Congrats to Shelby...I'm a great aunt!!!!
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Monday, October 4, 2010

Making memories at Mimis and Pops

Drex is staying all night with us tonight. My niece is being induced at 5am and mama watches Drex while Nikki works so I'm keeping him so she can be at the hospital while Shelby has lil Chevy. Drex and I will sneak in after he's born. *shhh*
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Saturday, October 2, 2010

Certain Dri? *review and giveaway*


Certain Dri is the number one over-the-counter antiperspirant recommended by doctors for treating excessive perspiration. New to the Certain Dri line of antiperspirant products is Certain Dri Solid, equally effective and specially-formulated for those with sensitive skin. While other over-the-counter antiperspirants claim to be “clinical strength” and “waterproof” the Certain Dri formulations – 12% aluminum chloride and 25% aluminum sesquichlorohydrate -  are the strongest available, providing 72-hours of protection with each application. Retail price is $5.50-$6, almost 40% less than the other clinical strength antiperspirant products.
Dermatologists have been recommending Certain Dri Anti-Perspirant Roll-On to help control excessive sweating of the feet (helps prevent blisters) and hands, too. Same directions apply. Apply sparingly at night and let completely dry before washing hands or feet, getting dressed or slipping into bed.
On 7/14/09, Certain Dri was on the national TV show, Good Morning America in a segment on Sweat. http://abcnews.go.com/video/playerIndex?id=8077794   

My Review 

As some of you know I have a house cleaning business. A lot of the houses I clean for are for older people. I have found out that elderly people most often stay COLD! It can be 99 degrees here (and it was for many days) and I will go into their homes and they will have the air off! They do let me turn it on while I'm there but it's still hot after being off for so long plus I move pretty quick and that's where the Certain Dri came into play. I have been using the same deodorant for many years and I will be buying Certain Dri next time I go to purchase more antiperspirant. 

Certain Dri Solid Anti_Perspirant is applied sparingly at bedtime. This allows it to work overnight. It wil NOT wash off after bathing/showering in the morning. In many cases, users will discover that it will not be necessary to apply Certain Dri Solid Anti-Perspirant every night to control their perspiration problem.

Available in mass market retail, supermarkets and drug stores nationwide, as well as via online retailers and at
http://www.certaindri.com/. Suggested retail price for the 1.7 ounce solid stick is $5.50-$5.99

For more product and giveawy info on Certain Dri, check them out on facebook.

WIN IT!

You can win a Certain Dri solid antiperspirant

Mandatory
Follow kssnnikkel with GFC and tell me if you have ever tried Certain Dri 

Extra Entries
1. Like Certain Dri on facebook
2. Follow Certain Dri on twitter
3. Follow kssnnikkel on twitter
4. Friend kssnnikkel on facebook
5. Tweet about this giveaway (you can tweet once daily)
#Win a @certaindri solid antiperspirant @kssnnikkel #giveaway (ends 10/16) http://tinyurl.com/32f5wdr

6. Follow Drex's blog letters to my grandbaby
7. Enter any of my other giveaways (2 entries)
8. Blog about this giveaway (5 entries)

Comment for each entry for it to count
ends 10/16

* I was provided with the product written about in this article for testing and review purposes. The opinions expressed are my own.*


My Lip Stuff WINNER!



I have a winner for My Lip Stuff lip balm!
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Stasha said...  1
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Friday, October 1, 2010

CrazyDog Tshirt WINNER!!


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I have a winner for my crazydogtshirts.com giveaway!! I let random.org give me a number and they said...


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AND...#38 is 

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Friday Five

Let's have a tailgate party! List 5 things you need to remember to take along to make the party complete. Be sure to remember your favorite fall food and beverages.
1. Charcoal- so you can cook your food.
2. Grill- to put the charcoal in... :)
3. Lighter fluid- to put on the charcoal inside the grill
4. MEAT- to put on the grill that has the charcoal inside that has the lighter fluid on it.
5. Lighter- to light the lighter fluid on the charcoal in the grill that has the meat on it.

:) that's all folks!
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