The dose of Lax-A-Day (PEG-3350) for a child is typically given based on their weight, with 1 gram of powder per kilogram of the child's weight. For example, if the child weighs 7kg, you would mix 7 grams of powder with a small amount of any liquid to give to them. If you have trouble measuring this amount, your pharmacist can assist you.
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