The box for pediatric Bonine shown on the net does not indicate dose.
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17 Sep 2010
Could you inform you of the regular dose; for preventing and treating motion sickness in individuals ages 12 years and older, the recommended Bonine dose is one or two tablets (25 to 50 mg) once daily or as directed the doc/pharmacist.
For pediatric dose, would recommend that you talk to the doc/pharmacist who prescribed the med.
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