Once you get past – or at least come to terms with – the creepy-crawly situation that is pinworm infection, the toughest things to deal with is the constant itching that comes along with these parasites. According to Seattle Children’s Hospital, itching should stop 5 to 7 days after treatment with pinworm medicine, which means […]
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Mom Bloggers Club is the oldest and the largest social network dedicated solely to mom bloggers. The site provides a place for mom bloggers to share trends and support one another on the web. The group has more than 23,000 members, as well as its own blog where pregnancy and parenting advice is shared. Reese’s […]
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Written by Danish American mom of four boys, Tove Maren, Mama in the Now is an honest and heartfelt parenting blog that covers all aspects of being a mom and enjoying quality time as a family. After reading Tove’s original post about getting rid of pinworms (here), we reached out and partnered with her to […]
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A dreaded term among the likes of elementary school teachers, school nurses, daycare professionals, and the parents of young children, pinworms are small in size, but large in irritation. Never heard of pinworms before? Just received a flyer from your school nurse about them? Googled, “Why is my child’s butt itchy” and came across pinworm […]
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Introducing Reese’s Pinworm Itch Relief Wipes for instant relief of intense itch CLEVELAND (April 25, 2018) – Reese’s Pinworm Medicine, part of Reese Pharmaceutical’s product offering since 1986, remains one of the most affordable and highly effective solutions for pinworm, a contagious parasite infection that affects up to 40 million North Americans each year. Enterobius […]
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CLEVELAND, OHIO, March 8, 2018—Reese Pharmaceutical Company has added Reese’s Pinworm Itch Relief Wipes to their product line. Now available for purchase OTC, Reese’s Pinworm Itch Relief Wipes provide temporary relief of pain, soreness, burning, itching, or discomfort associated with anorectal inflammation while reducing contact with the highly contagious parasite. The wipes contain 1% Pramoxine […]
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