Who invented Tylenol?

Answer 1

The brand name Tylenol was first introduced by McNeil Laboratories in 1955, but the active ingredient, paracetamol (now commonly known as acetaminophen), has been around since the late 1800s. Harmon Northrop Morse has been credited with first synthesizing paracetamol.

Answer 2

Tylenol is an American brand of drugs advertised for reducing pain, reducing fever, and relieving the symptoms of Allergies, cold, cough, and flu. It was invented by David W. Young, a graduate of Covington Latin School and the University of Kentucky.

Answer 3

For many years it was believed that Felix Hoffman, Jr., a chemist working for the Bayer Laboratories in Germany first synthesized the compound that would be known as aspirin. But documents found in the Bayer archives several years later showed the actual discovery was made by Arthur Eichengruen, Hoffman's supervisor. Eichengruen showed the efficacy of the drug by testing it on himself and later on others. But, Eichengruen's name was removed from all records in the early 1930's as the Nazi party came to power in Germany because Eichengruen was a Jew. Not wanting to jeopardize his position, Eichengruen remained quiet as Hoffman received praise. Several years after being freed from a Nazi concentration camp at age 78, he wrote an impassioned article in an international pharmaceutical journal stating his claim as the person who discovered aspirin.

Answer 4

im the one who wrote the question you idiot!

Answer 5

McNeil Laboratories, Ft. Washington, Pennsylvania.

Answer 6

John Adams

Answer 7

1955