Acetaminophen (Tylenol)

It's important to consult a healthcare professional before combining medications. Generally, acetaminophen (Tylenol) is considered safe to use with many other medications, but there could be specific interactions or contraindications with amploidine. Always check with a doctor or pharmacist for personalized advice based on your health history and current medications.

The U.S. equivalent of paracetamol is acetaminophen. It is a common over-the-counter medication used to relieve pain and reduce fever. Acetaminophen is found in various brand names, including Tylenol, and is widely used for conditions such as headaches, muscle aches, and colds. Always follow dosage instructions to avoid potential liver damage.

It depends on what conditions you store the pills in. In less than ideal conditions (warm and moist), 36 months is what most pharmacists will tell you.

However, in ideal conditions, this range greatly increases. I would say if you stored them in a room temperature room with little humidity, you would be safe taking them around 5 years.

Again, it will not be harmful to take after that time, just less effective.

Its called vicoprofen, but that's hydrocodine but close!

Yes because there are no steroids in otc meds.

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No not necessary. For ibufren works for both the goals, that of subsiding pain and to relieve the tension or inflammation

Of course. 1000mg (1g) is the approved maximum dose (OTC).

tylenol with codeine, and gabapentin

No, the active ingredient in Tylenol Night Time is the same as in Benadryl. (Diphenhydramine.)

Codiene is an opiate so unfortunately it registers as just that. Codeine is a precursor of morpheine and after it metabolises it changes to morpheine. So unless your test can distinguish somehow which drug you have taken, its anyones guess whether you were shooting heroin or taking cold and flu pills.

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2. Do not exceed 2, or else you risk seriously damaging your liver. If in doubt, double check the dosage information on the bottle.

generic name of ibuprofen

Aspirin is the only thing you can give a dog OTC. Everything else is toxic. The amount you should give him or her depends on the size of the dog.

**Actually, you can also give them Gravol, Pepto bismol, Maalox, Benadryl (ONLY REGULAR, the other kinds are NOT safe.) and lastly, pedialite. Obviously, all of these medications should be given at the proper dosage, and not given to your dog more than a week at best. (Benadryl is the exception, dogs with seasonal allergies may need some for longer periods of time).

Gravol - mostly used for travelling, for motion sickness and it also calms down the dog so that they don't freak out in a baggage car.

Pepto - Obvious reasons, upset stomach + Diarrhea

Maalox - If your dog has severe diarrhea

Benadryl- For hives, seasonal allergies, or allergic reactions

pedialite - is for dehydration from diarrhea.

**Obviously you should contact a vet for proper dosage amounts, as the dose changes with the weight of the dog. This is VERY important**

No. Tylenol is toxic to dogs.

I beleive you can

There are a number of combinations of Orphenadrine with co drug. Usually Paracetamol,asprin and or with caffeine.

The usual dose of orphenadrine is 60mg per dose usually combined with Paracetamol.

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Over the counter, NO! You need a prescription, as it is a controlled substance, but they combine the 2 drugs for mild to moderate pain. The dose of Tylenol (Acetaminophen) is usually 500 Mg's. The most commonly prescribed dose of Codeine is: 45 mg. It is referred to as a T-3. They come in 4 strengths. T-1= 15 mg, T-2= 30 mg, T-4= 60 mg. On the prescription bottle, It will be written: Acetaminophen w/ Codeine, 1,2,3 or 4 if you get the generic version. Hope this answered your question. Have a great day !

yes tons of it

You should not take Panadol or any pain killer at more than the recommended dose for more than a week without seeing a doctor. It is hepatotoxic (causes liver damage). The same applies to Aspirin, it causes internal bleeding. BE CAREFUL!!!!

No interactions have been reported between dandelion and standard medications.