Labels show a range of age guidance, including “9 years and up,” “0–12 months,” and “all ages.”
Devices use rechargeable or battery power or require no batteries/charging. Some items list a rechargeable design and battery requirements, while others explicitly state they do not require batteries or charging.
Items labeled for infants include a single-use baby gas-relief tool and saline inhaler products described as extra gentle for children and infants.
Common materials shown include plastic, cotton, and paper or wood-based cellulose.
Common warnings include “keep out of reach of children,” eye-irritant notices, “do not flush” for disposables, adult-use or “use with adult supervision” notes, and product-specific cautions such as “DO NOT TAKE ORALLY” for vaginal suppositories.
