Our household's cold remedy is "Koldaewon."

Cold medicine, antipyretic, and pain reliever.
It is divided into nine categories based on the ingredients contained.
Overall, the efficacy and effects are similar, with pain reliever ingredients divided into acetaminophen, ibuprofen, and others.

Masetaminoten is an antipyretic and analgesic ingredient.

Used to reduce fever, headache, neuralgia, muscle pain, menstrual pain, and sprain pain, and also helpful in alleviating menstrual cramps, toothache, and rheumatoid pain.

There is Tylenol, a widely used pain reliever containing acetaminophen.

Pain relievers containing ibuprofen work in a similar way, and since their mechanisms for reducing fever and pain are not significantly different, it is said that any choice is acceptable.

Adults often take Tylenol, which is widely used, but in our house with many children, we always keep a syrup form of Coldwell on hand.

The first and second doses that can be taken as pills are still more effective when in liquid form.

The youngest still finds pills difficult, and among various cold medicines, I think Cold-Dan is the most effective.