Win a Triaminic Prize Pack

Colds and flu are no fun, so I'll do anything I can to prevent them from taking over my household. Except, it seems, for getting flu shots. When my kids' pediatrician's office held their annual flu shot clinic last October, the lines were so long and we were late for a soccer game, so I decided to schedule a separate appointment with a nurse for all 3 kids to get their shots. Only I never got around to scheduling it. Flu preparedness, procrastination (and the occasional soccer game) is thine enemy! By the time I called, they were all out of regular flu shots.

Bad mommy! I was filled with remorse and quickly made sure we got our H1N1 shots, but that doesn't really help against regular seasonal flu, so this winter I have to be more vigilant to make up for my initial lapse. After all, bad mommies do get a second chance, right?

Fortunately there are tools for bad mommies like me. I recently received an invitation to check out the Tips and Tools section of children's cough, cold and flu medicine manufacturer Triaminic. They've got tips for preventing the spread of colds and cough, guidelines for key symptoms that tell you when you should keep your child home from school, even a Flu Tracker that lets you keep tabs on the cities where colds and flu are most widespread. It's a great resource that helps parents make sound decisions about their children's health!


Save!
Here's a coupon you can print out to get $1.50 off any Triaminic product. Just click on the logo below to get to a printable version.


Win It!
Three lucky Bonggamom Finds reader will receive a Triaminic prize pack, which includes 4 boxes of Triaminic Thin Strips with 14 thin strips in each box. I'm scheduled to receive one of these packs to review, and I couldn't be happier. We usually have a box of the Daytime Cold and Cough Thin Strips around the house because they make figuring out the dosage so easy, and the kids think that melting the strips in their mouth is lots of fun.

Required Entry
To enter, head over to the Cold and Flu Symptom Tracker and find out the level of cold/flu activity in the city nearest you. Then come back to this post and leave a comment with your city and the level of cold/flu activity.

Extra Entries
For extra entries, you can do any or all of the following, (you can only do each entra entry once; please leave a separate comment for each extra entry):

1) Grab my blog button and post it up on your blog (leave a comment with your blog URL).

2) Become a fan of Bonggamom Finds on Facebook (leave a comment with your FB id).

3) Follow Bonggamom Finds on Blogger(leave a comment with your Blogger profile name).

4) Tweet this giveaway (leave a comment with a link to your tweet). Here is a sample tweet you can copy and paste:

Enter the Triaminic Thin Strips Giveaway from @bonggafinds (3 winners!) http://tinyurl.com/yef29ae

Maximum of 5 entries per person. This giveaway ends at midnight PST on Jan 28, 2009; I will draw 3 winners at random on Jan 29 and post their names as soon as the winners confirm acceptance. For additional giveaway rules, click here. Good luck!



Disclosure: I will be receiving a sample for future review purposes, but no monetary compensation. The views and opinions expressed here are my own.

53 comments:

  1. I live near Green Bay and the level is low with 0-5% of the population.
    veniceangel@hotmail.com

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  2. I live near Little Rock and the level is very high, 15-20% of the population is affected.

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  3. I'm a fan of Bonggamon Finds on fb (slmiresse)

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  4. Tweeted. http://twitter.com/slmiresse/status/8028664237

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  5. I live in the middle of WA state. The activity for the only two cities listed on either side of the state is Moderate for both.

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  7. Duluth has a Low 0-5% level now. All of us did survive the H1N1 flu back in November, it was awful and Triaminic worked fantastic for most of the symptoms.

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  8. Atlanta, very high

    cookiert at yahoo

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  9. Cleveland's is Moderate. Hmmm...doesn't *feel* very moderate, with all the sniffing and coughing and moaning I hear every day! (But I suppose 'High' or 'Very High' would be much, much worse!)
    h4schaffer at gmail dot com

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  10. Heather S Chaffer is a fan on Facebook.
    h4schaffer at gmail dot com

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  11. I follow on Blogger (Heather!).
    h4schaffer at gmail dot com

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  12. In Sacramento, we have a moderate flu rating.

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  13. Charleston, WV is red for a high level.

    jenndiggy at gmail dot com

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  14. Its moderate 5-10% here in detroit.
    hope it stays that way!

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  15. I live in washington and it is moderate. Thanks for the chance.
    mogrill@comcast.net

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  16. It's very high for Syracuse NY

    samsakara@twcny.rr.com

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  17. We live south of Chicago, IL
    we are in High RED zone, 15 to 20% population affected

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  18. Blogger follower
    karenmed409
    karenmed409 at comcast dot net

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  19. tweet http://twitter.com/karenmed409/status/8238998468

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  20. The cold and flu level in Houston is moderate. Thanks.

    president(dot)peaches(at)hotmail(dot)com

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  21. i work in baltimore and it's very high there!

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  22. the nearest place to me that is listed is Paducah ky
    and its listed as moderate



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  23. I live just outside Mpls and it is Very High.

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  24. I live near Seattle where the level is moderate.

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  25. I tweeted!

    http://twitter.com/My13ducks/status/8310119934

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  26. I live in Greenville, N.C. where the level is moderate (five to ten percent of the population is affected!)
    Amanda Barnes
    amandakbarnes90@gmail.com

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  28. In Kansas City, the level is low!
    Thanks!
    hawkgirl_16{at}hotmail{dot}com

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  29. I follow your blog as mom2anutball.


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  30. Here in Green Bay, WI we are at a Low level(0-5%).
    titletowntreasures(AT)yahoo(DOT)com

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  31. I am a facebook fan-tim hughes
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  32. I am a follower-packerfantimmy
    titletowntreasures(AT)yahoo(DOT)com

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  33. twitter follower & tweeted... http://twitter.com/packerfantimmy/status/8325573327
    titletowntreasures(AT)yahoo(DOT)com

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  34. The Cough, Cold, and Flu level in my state and city, New York NY, is VERY HIGH.
    Jennifer, jennem22 at yahoo dot com

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  35. here in tallahassee, fl it's very high

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  36. The level is moderate, thats not too bad..



    clarkmurdock@yahoo.com

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  37. our closest city burlington vermont has a low incidence

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  38. http://twitter.com/klp1965/status/8344943203

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  39. The nearest town to me is Houston, Texas which is Moderate 5 -10%....but I know if we were on the map it would be higher.
    It's bad here Plus there is a stomach flu going around too.

    zestywonderland@gmail.com

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  40. Facebook Fan of Bonggamom Finds!
    username: zestywonderland
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  41. Follow on blogger!

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  42. Follow on Twitter & Tweeted!
    Username: ZESTYWONDERLAND

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    http://twitter.com/ZESTYWONDERLAND/status/8359226709

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  43. I checked the level for my city which is Las Vegas, Nevada and it's at a high level.

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  44. I became your Facebook fan under the name Lily Kwan/likwan.

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  45. This giveaway is now closed. Thanks to everyone who entered, and congratulations to the winners:

    lilyk (#58), samsakara (#20) and karenmed409 (#24)!

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