Expert: Denver ER Doc replied 5 years ago. Hi there, Vomiting and diarrhea are not among the listed side effects of phenylpropanolamine (Proin), however it can cause restlessness and decreased appetite which may result in vomiting, GI upset, and possibly diarrhea.
A safe alternative for egg hunts is to use plastic eggs and fill them with goodies. Eggs after Easter: As long as the hard boiled, colored Easter eggs have not been out of refrigeration for more than two hours, they will be safe to eat. Eggs should be used within one week.
Surprising, we know, especially when you consider the fact that eggs are safe for consumption for up to five weeks after purchase. Even though they look a lot like regular eggs, they don't as long because cooking the eggs dissolves the cuticle, a naturally occurring waxy protective layer found on the shell.