Does Feverall Childrens contain animal-derived ingredients?

No animal-derived ingredient is listed on the FDA-approved label for Feverall Childrens. Read from the FDA label dated August 2026, pharmacist-reviewed. This is for information purposes only. It reports the ingredient source; it is not a religious ruling or medical advice. Always talk to your doctor. Do not stop, change, or alter your therapy without talking to your doctor. Consult a qualified scholar for permissibility.

Is Feverall Childrens halal? Animal-ingredient source

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Feverall Childrens

feverall childrens · suppository

The finding

NONE LISTED

Nothing we track as potentially animal-derived is on this FDA label.

Keep taking your medicine as prescribed.

One note. This label lists polysorbate and two stearate-family ingredients (glyceryl monostearate, PEG-100 stearate). These are most often plant-derived, but this label does not state the source. We have not confirmed the source with the maker.

The palm kernel oil in this formulation is a plant oil; ingredients named from plant oils are plant-derived by definition.

This page covers Feverall Childrens suppository only. Other forms of Feverall Childrens are different formulations with different ingredients.

Inactive ingredients on this label

glyceryl monostearate · hydrogenated palm kernel oil · peg-100 stearate · polysorbate 80

per FDA label, revised August 2026

SourceFDA label

Label datedAugust 2026

Read from the FDA label dated August 2026. Content has been reviewed by a licensed pharmacist.

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