When nausea, vomiting or irritability make oral fever products too hard for your child to take, Rugby Acetaminophen suppositories can help. Rugby APAP suppositories is a suppository form of acetaminophen, a common fever remedy you may already know and trust. 1. When practical, clean the area around the rectum with mild soap and warm water, and rinse thoroughly. Gently dry by patting or blotting with toilet tissue or a soft cloth.2. Detach one suppository from the strip.3. Remove wrapper before inserting suppository by holding suppository upright and carefully peeling wrapper evenly down both sides of the suppository. Avoid excessive handling as the suppository is designed to melt at body temperatures. There is no need to refrigerate this product if stored below 80º F (27º C).4. Position the child flat on back or on one side, with anal opening exposed.5. Gently insert the suppository well into the rectum. Use fingertip to complete insertion.6. If necessary, hold buttocks together for 30-60 seconds to keep suppository in place.