In development · Pediatric OTC

One gummy. One exact dose. Designed to be taken safely.

Convally Relief is a fixed 100 mg ibuprofen gummy for children's pain and fever. One measured dose, sealed one at a time in child-resistant packaging. No measuring cup, no syringe, and no dose lost to a spit-out or a struggle.

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Convally
Relief
Ibuprofen 100 mg
Pain & Fever Relief
Ages 4–11 · 24 single-dose blisters
Child-resistant · fixed 100 mg dose
Our first medicine

Convally Relief

We're starting where the medicine cabinet needs it most: pain and fever. One active ingredient. One exact dose. A single gummy a child takes willingly. No syringe, no chalky chewable, no measuring in the dark.

Each gummy is formulated to deliver a precise 100 mg dose of ibuprofen, made to pharmaceutical standards rather than supplement ones.

In development; not yet available for sale.

Safety by design

The safety question, answered by design

The first thing parents ask about a medicine gummy is safety: could a child mistake it for candy, or get the dose wrong? We built Convally so the answer is engineered into the product, not left to chance.

A fixed dose, not a measured one

Every gummy is one pre-measured 100 mg dose. That removes the measuring-cup and syringe errors that come with liquids, along with the dose a child spits out or wears instead of swallows.

Single-dose, child-resistant packs

No open jars. Each dose sits sealed in child-resistant packaging, dispensed by an adult, countable at a glance.

No artificial dyes

A clean-label formulation with a real fruit flavor, pleasant enough that kids say yes, never candy-sweet.

Clear weight-based dosing

A simple chart on every pack shows exactly what's right for your child's weight and age.

"The hitting and kicking while trying to get the medicine in."

A parent, from our research

Most parents come to us from liquids and syrups, where the dose that counts is whatever survives the measuring cup and the struggle: bitter taste, a fighting child, and half the spoon worn instead of swallowed. The format has barely changed in decades. Convally changes the one part that decides whether the dose actually lands, with a fixed dose in a form a child will take.

Medicine. Never candy.

We will never market Convally as a treat. Exact doses, muted colors, sealed single-dose packs, and packaging that teaches kids a grown-up gives me my medicine. Fun gets them to say yes. Safety is the whole point.

Questions

Frequently asked

The short answers parents and partners ask us most.

What is Convally?

Convally is a pediatric pharmaceutical company developing children's over-the-counter medicine in a precisely dosed gummy form. Our first product is Convally Relief, a 100 mg ibuprofen gummy for children's pain and fever.

Can I buy Convally yet?

Not yet. Convally is currently in development and is not yet available for sale, and has not been evaluated or approved by the FDA. Join the waitlist to be first to know when it launches.

What is Convally Relief?

Convally Relief is a children's ibuprofen gummy with a precise 100 mg dose per gummy, for the temporary relief of pain and fever. It is designed for ages 4 to 11, with weight-based dosing on every pack.

How is a gummy different from liquid or chewable children's medicine?

Each Convally gummy is formulated to deliver one exact labeled dose, made to pharmaceutical standards, with no measuring and no syringes. Doses come sealed one at a time in child-resistant packaging, dispensed by an adult.

Is Convally candy?

No. Convally is medicine, never candy. It uses no artificial dyes, is never candy-sweet, and every pack carries clear weight-based dosing. Always keep it out of reach of children and follow your pediatrician's guidance.

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