Perlice Cream contains permethrin; when the product is the usual 5% permethrin cream it is generally used in children aged 2 months and older, but you should confirm the cream’s concentration and check with a pediatrician before use.

⚕️ What this means

• Permethrin is an anti-parasitic topical commonly used for scabies or lice; age recommendations depend on the formulation strength.
• Your product listing shows permethrin as the key ingredient and that no prescription is required, but the concentration was not specified.

💊 How to use in children (practical steps)

• Confirm the permethrin concentration on the label (5% is standard for scabies).
• If 5%, it is usually applied as directed by a doctor and left on for the specified time; follow product or pediatric guidance exactly.
• Avoid contact with eyes/mouth, do not apply to broken skin, and use the smallest effective area.

⚠️ Warnings / When to seek help

• Stop use and get urgent care if the child develops difficulty breathing, swelling, or severe skin reaction.
• Seek a pediatrician if rash worsens, fever develops, or symptoms don’t improve after treatment.

🩺 Follow-up

• See a pediatrician before using on infants or young children.
• If you want, I can advise further — please confirm the cream’s permethrin concentration and the child’s exact age in months.