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Q&A(8)

Q: Large bottle for just 15 ml a day. How important is the 48 hour rule?

submitted by Pedialyte 48 hr usage - 2 years ago
  • A: You're also free to chug whatever is left in the bottle, Park.

    submitted byBobby - 2 years ago
  • A: Not true, if you have clean hands when you open it. And always wash the top off.

    submitted bybrtt123 - 3 months ago
  • A: Once a bottle of Pedialyte is opened, bacteria can potentially come into contact with the product. Over time, the bacterial load can become significant. That’s why we recommend using it within 48 hours of opening. -The Pedialyte Team

    submitted byAbbott Nutrition Team - 2 years ago
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Q: Can it be given to 5 motnhs infant?

submitted by Debasis - 8 years ago
  • A: correct. there is plenty of reputable info that infants can be fed Pedialyte. if they are throwing up milk due to virus or bacteria, they need fluids. I'd buy unflavored. call pediatrician for dosing

    submitted byAutumnLeafSeeker - 3 years ago
  • A: Why are you asking here? Talk to your childs doctor

    submitted bybrtt123 - 3 months ago
  • A: Our two month old was given this in the hospital before surgery, so I assume it would be fine for 5 month old.

    submitted byMNTallBlonde - 7 years ago

Q: Can it be mixed with formula and given to a 7 month old?

submitted by Larry - 8 months ago
  • A: No, we don’t recommend mixing Pedialyte with formula. When Pedialyte and formula are mixed together, the nutrient and mineral content of both can change, along with the osmolality. The mixture can also become clumpy & hard for your baby to drink. - The Pedialyte Team

    submitted byAbbott Nutrition Team - 8 months ago
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Q: Can I give this to 9 months old baby.

submitted by Rimi - 1 year ago
  • A: A baby is at much greater risk of dehydration than an older child or an adult, so we recommend getting in touch with a doctor to get guidance on rehydration. -The Pedialyte Team

    submitted byAbbott Nutrition Team - 1 year ago
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Q: Is the unflavored version clear? Can it be used as part of a clear liquid diet?

submitted by ShadowCat - 1 year ago
  • A: Pedialyte Unflavored is clear and we suggest speaking with your doctor to see if it would be right for you. -The Pedialyte Team

    submitted byAbbott Nutrition Team - 1 year ago
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Q: is the sodium content too high 490 seems high?

submitted by lad - 2 years ago
  • A: We are designed to replace fluids and electrolytes more effectively than water, sports drinks, juices or soda because we have an optimal balance of sugar and sodium. Check with your doctor to see what would be best for your needs! -The Pedialyte Team

    submitted byAbbott Nutrition Team - 1 year ago
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Q: How does it taste? Does it taste like water?

submitted by Leanne - 2 years ago
  • A: Pedialyte is made with a special balance of sugar and electrolytes. Give it a try and if you're not a fan, we do have several other options you might like more. Let us know what you think! -The Pedialyte Team

    submitted byAbbott Nutrition Team - 2 years ago
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Q: can this be used by adults for prep for colonoscopy?

submitted by park - 2 years ago
  • A: We're sorry, but we’re unable to answer personal medical questions. Your best bet would be to consult your physician. -The Pedialyte Team

    submitted byAbbott Nutrition Team - 2 years ago
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