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A mobile application-based questionnaire survey was conducted on the actual use of oral midazolam solution. Responses were obtained from 102 guardians of patients with epilepsy. Fifty-seven guardians (56%) reported oral midazolam solution use, and its efficacy was estimated to be approximately 50—70%; when seizure cessation within 10 minutes was considered effective. About half of the guardians answered that it was more effective than diazepam suppositories. However, respiratory depression was observed in 10 patients (18%). Furthermore, 96% and 87% of the guardians wanted it performed by paramedics or others including teachers, preschool teachers, and caregivers, respectively; showing a high percentage.