Friday, March 18, 2016

BeKOOOL Fever Reducing Soft Gel Pads and Gift Pack Giveaway

* I was sent products to review for this post. The opinions expressed in this post are my own.



Even though its March we are still in the cold and flu season. My son thankfully does not get sick too often but this year being in kindergarten the germs are everywhere. I do not like to give him too much medication when he gets sick and found a great helper to when he does not feel well, BeKOOOL.

BeKOOOL is a sticky gel sheet that you place on your child's forehead. At first my son was a little weary of this new cold sticky thing I was trying to put on his head but being sick he just gave in. It was nice to not have to constantly replenish his cold wash cloth on his head to keep him cool. I even saw a family at the mall with a child wearing a BeKOOOL Disney gel sheet on their child's head. I spoke with them and they wanted an alternative to medication in the early on set of their child's cold. They were pleased with how the gel sheet was cooling off their little one's head. I agree with them, it is nice to have a product you can use that is easy and external.



A little info on BeKOOOL:

Parents no longer have to watch their kids suffer while they wait for medicine to kick in thanks to BeKOOOL's immediate and long-lasting cooling relief. BeKOOOL's non-medicated soft gel sheets are convenient and fit in your diaper bag or purse. These adhesive and non-messy gel sheets are a wonderful alternative to the traditional messy washcloth or warm bath. Your kids will even think they're 'koool' because they have Disney characters on them.

BeKOOOL's easy-to-use, soft gel sheets:  
  • Stick to kids' foreheads, so little ones who are sick can comfortably rest and relax
  • Provide up to eight hours of cooling relief 
  • Safe to use with fever-reducing medicine (it’s non-medicated)



I was also sent a pack of the Adult BeKOOOL Migraine gel sheets. I LOVED these! I suffer from migraines and they often start with a few warning signs like my forehead swells a little and my face hurts. I put on a BeKOOOL on my forehead and went to lay down in a dark room. Thankfully the cool gel reduced the swelling in my face and held off a full blown migraine. I did not have to do an ice pack like normal, the gel sheets are much less messy and I was able to take a nap with it on.



GIVEAWAY:

One lucky reader will win a BeKOOL Gift Pack



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 *Limited to US residents 18 years old and above. Giveaway starts March 18, 2016 and ends on March 31, 2016 at 12:01 am PST. Winner will be emailed and has 48 hours to respond before another winner is selected. I was not paid for this giveaway or post. The opinions on this item are 100% mine and may vary from others. The sponsor is responsible for providing the prize.



Laura
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53 comments

latanya t said...

tylenol or advil, juice/water, and rest

Audra said...

Soup and lots of rest

Lauren said...

Gatorade and tea are our go-tos.

Maryann D. said...

When we are not feeling well, we need pain meds, plenty of cool drinks and a nice warm bed.
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Soday0612 said...

Chicken noodle soup, Sprite or ginger ale, and lots and lots of rest and medicine, if needed.

Colleen Maurina said...

Our go to items are lots of liquids, rest, humidifiers and whatever medicine the pediatrician recommends.

Cassie Eastman said...

Our family's go to items are Zoe Organics Breathe Balm, a damp washcloth, thermometer, and gatorade!

jeanette sheets said...

gatorade, tylenol .vicks vapor rub!pepto bismo ,

Unknown said...

vicks vapor!

Luna Moon said...

Soup, plenty of liquids and sleep + a nice bath.

LeAnn Harbert said...

I give them juice and soup

Maureen said...

I always have homemade chicken and vegetable soup on hand, lots of cuddles, hugs and kisses for my children and a cooling head wrap.

noelle said...

We have lots of chicken noodle soup ready, medicine, warm blankets, and snuggles

Tylerpants said...

We have plenty of ginger ale and sprite for the kids and tea for the adults. Lisa L tylerpants(at)gmail.com

wen budro said...

It's usually some tylenol, water or gatorade, blankets, and lots of TLC.

skkorman said...

We have plenty of chicken noodle soup and hot tea with honey!

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dlhaley said...

I make homemade chicken soup, Gatorade, acetaminophen and lots of water.

Gail F said...

We turn to ibuprofen, lots of liquids, and rest.

trixx said...

Lots of naps and chicken soup of course!

scrambler4201 said...

Ginger ale,chicken soup, Vick's rub.

Unknown said...

Hot soup and a nap.

jms said...

Chicken noodle sup, ginger ale crackers

Unknown said...

Tylenol for the kids, Advil for myself.liquids, thermometer, humidifier and chicken broth.

Unknown said...

My go to is hot/warm soup, wet warm/cool rag, favorite slippers/socks/blanket and their favorite tv show on the tv. I always keep children's Motrin, cough syrup, benadryl, Tylenol, Vick vapor rub, eye drops and a ton of other go to meds in my locked med cabinet in the master bathroom just in case. I may go a bit over board on my on hand stash but I'm a RN/BSN and well I just need it all lol!

K. Brook said...

When we're not feeling well, we like chicken noodle soup, Tylenol, and a favorite show :)

Eve+Ash said...

thermometer, lavender oil and humidifier

Eve+Ash said...

thermometer, lavender oil and humidifier

Mammamayor said...

Tylenol,love, rest and tea ,natbelinsky@verizon.net

Giant Sis said...

Peppermint oil on the temples - especially during migraines!
(liz n)

aaltw_515 said...

Adil and honestly my son loves the be Kool for fever and they work great
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Beth said...

Mostly rest and niquil.

aperry said...

Garlic, Honey, Elderberry and lots of water.

Meghan said...

Hot bath, sleep and gargle with salt water

Darlene said...

Right now my grandchildren are both sick, we take walks to bring their temps. down.

lildevilgirl22 said...

Gatorade and Oatmeal

lisa said...

tylenol and juice

Stacy said...

For sore throats its raw honey and apple cider vinegar with the mother mixed 50-50.

Unknown said...

Lots of sleep. Lots of fluids. Lots of soup.

Julie Waldron said...

Plenty of fluids and tylenol or advil.

Isaiahsmom said...

Depends on what it is I use Children's Advil and Robitussin.

Shakeia Rieux said...

Theraflu,tea with lemon,water,juice and chicken noddle soup

Lissa Crane said...

Our go to item when my kiddo's are sick is definitely Vicks Vapor Rub! They love the smell of it and I think it comforts them as much as it clears their congestion!

elizabeth miller said...

A blanket, a pillow, the den couch, and the remote usually along with motrin. after that comes, ice pop after ice pop and soup.

Julie said...

Chicken noodle soup and lots of fluids..

Clair Shumack said...

OJ, Water, Soup and a cool rice pack!

kdrae said...

Lots of water, tylenol & love!

Unknown said...

Thermometer, water children tylenol

Sue Hull said...

Chicken noodle soup,tylenol,water and lots of snuggling. Thank you for the chance :)
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Sue Hull said...

Chicken noodle soup,tylenol,water and lots of snuggling. Thank you for the chance :)
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Angela Saver said...

My go-to items when someone in our family is sick is lots of water, Advil, Homemade Chicken Noodle Soup, & lots of love!

Leela said...

Camomile tea and chicken soup.

Tabathia B said...

ibuprofen, orange juice and some tea

lilyk said...

chicken soup and tea with lemon

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