The program series “Healthy Kids with May – Welcoming Travicol to School” aims to raise awareness about children’s health and support school healthcare efforts, nurturing a healthy, active, and well-rounded generation of Vietnamese youth.

For the past 16 years, Travicol has been proud to be the first pain and fever relief brand to earn the prestigious Vietnam National Brand title, with community health at the core of its product quality philosophy. The launch of the Travicol 150 and Travicol 250 fever and pain relief products for children is a key effort by the brand to meet the treatment needs of children, while also contributing to improving school health initiatives for parents and teachers alike.

It’s a fact that children attending school in group settings tend to get sick more frequently compared to when they’re at home. Common non-threatening illnesses, such as a runny nose, cough, and especially fever—from conditions like sore throat, viral infections, or the flu—often cause children to miss school repeatedly, impacting their learning progress. Doctors explain that a major reason for this is the environmental shift, where children are exposed to more peers and can catch germs from classmates, leading to repeated viral infections. As a result, children often experience recurring symptoms like fever, cough, and a runny nose, forcing them to miss school.

To improve children’s health and continue contributing to the goal of enhancing school health, Travicol has officially launched the program “HEALTHY KIDS WITH MAY – WELCOMING TRAVICOL TO SCHOOL” at 100 schools across the country.

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The journey with the grand message of “Enhancing School Health” by Travicol will bring a fun-filled playground with engaging and meaningful activities, promising to energize break times and allow kids to have a blast after school. Especially, in addition to providing parents with essential “health care tools” for their children, Travicol will donate school medical kits containing necessary and useful products to support school healthcare efforts, joining hands with teachers to care for students’ health at school.

The “BÉ KHỎE CÙNG MÂY – ĐÓN TRAVICOL GHÉ TRƯỜNG” program will officially kick off in the Mekong region, with participating schools in Can Tho, Tra Vinh, An Giang, Tien Giang, Ca Mau, and Vinh Long. The program will then extend to more schools across 21 provinces and cities nationwide.