+ FrankR Posted Wednesday at 02:06 AM Posted Wednesday at 02:06 AM So apparently Tylenol is now terrible. Anyone switching to Advil? 🫣 thomas and + MysticMenace 2
+ MysticMenace Posted Wednesday at 10:11 AM Posted Wednesday at 10:11 AM I have long switched to Aleve at least a decade ago.
+ Lucky Posted Wednesday at 02:48 PM Posted Wednesday at 02:48 PM Aleve is an NSAID, is it not? NSAIDs are a whole different category with side effects of their own. Especially if you have kidney disease- very dngerous. MikeBiDude and Whoisyourdaddy 2
samhexum Posted Wednesday at 02:56 PM Posted Wednesday at 02:56 PM 12 hours ago, FrankR said: So apparently Tylenol is now terrible. Anyone switching to Advil? I will next time I'm pregnant. thomas, + JamesB, + sync and 6 others 1 8
+ SirBillybob Posted Wednesday at 03:36 PM Posted Wednesday at 03:36 PM 39 minutes ago, samhexum said: I will next time I'm pregnant. You must first try, mister. Whippoorwill 1
Nightowl Posted Wednesday at 03:49 PM Posted Wednesday at 03:49 PM (edited) Tylenol has a history of doing harm. Anyone remember the Tylenol Murders back in the early 80’s when they found someone had put cyanide in Tylenol capsules, killing 7 people? Now we all have to fight our way through 237 non-tampering layers to get to our drugs and other products. I think Tylenol started it because they knew what would happen and that we’d all need Tylenol to get rid of the headaches the extra packaging causes. (This was not supposed to be taken seriously, folks!) Edited Wednesday at 06:16 PM by Nightowl MikeBiDude, + Pensant, + Vegas_Millennial and 1 other 1 1 2
+ FrankR Posted Wednesday at 05:01 PM Author Posted Wednesday at 05:01 PM 1 hour ago, Nightowl said: Tylenol has a history of doing harm. Anyone remember the Tylenol Murders back in the early 80’s when they found someone had put cyanide in Tylenol capsules, killing 7 people? Now we all have to fight our way through 237 non-tampering layers to get to our drugs and other products. I think Tylenol started it because they knew what would happen and that we’d all need Tylenol to get rid of the headaches the extra packaging causes. All drugs are harmful. But your example of the poisoning is a case of blaming the victim. “She got raped because she was wearing a mini skirt” “Poison was added because Tylenol use bottles”. And 237 layers? Exaggerate much?? MikeBiDude 1
Nightowl Posted Wednesday at 05:02 PM Posted Wednesday at 05:02 PM 1 minute ago, FrankR said: All drugs are harmful. But your example of the poisoning is a case of blaming the victim. “She got raped because she was wearing a mini skirt” “Poison was added because Tylenol use bottles”. And 237 layers? Exaggerate much?? I was being sarcastic Becket, wsc and + Jamie21 1 2
+ Gar1eth Posted Wednesday at 09:58 PM Posted Wednesday at 09:58 PM 7 hours ago, samhexum said: I will next time I'm pregnant. 6 hours ago, SirBillybob said: You must first try, mister. Try what? In any case-- samhexum 1
Best Kisser Posted Wednesday at 10:20 PM Posted Wednesday at 10:20 PM There a medical professional, no matter what you know says, there is nothing inherently wrong with acetaminophin. In large doses and if used over a long period of time however, it can kill your liver. Ibuprofen (advil and motrin) will destroy your kidneys, nut none of them cause autism except when the speaker has dementia. + jimbosf, + Pensant, + Charlie and 4 others 3 1 3
coriolis888 Posted Wednesday at 11:11 PM Posted Wednesday at 11:11 PM 50 minutes ago, Best Kisser said: There a medical professional, no matter what you know says, there is nothing inherently wrong with acetaminophin. In large doses and if used over a long period of time however, it can kill your liver. Ibuprofen (advil and motrin) will destroy your kidneys, nut none of them cause autism except when the speaker has dementia. But, did you read the opinion of RFK, Jr? Nightowl, thomas, Km411 and 2 others 5
MikeBiDude Posted yesterday at 12:22 AM Posted yesterday at 12:22 AM 9 hours ago, Lucky said: Aleve is an NSAID, is it not? NSAIDs are a whole different category with side effects of their own. Especially if you have kidney disease- very dngerous. NSAIDs can cause stomach issues too, aggravate or cause ulcers. + Charlie and + MikeThomas 2
Km411 Posted yesterday at 12:53 AM Posted yesterday at 12:53 AM Let’s be clear, it’s not acetaminophen that causes autism, it’s Tylenol. Why only Tylenol? Because he has a grudge against the CEO of the manufacturer (and because he can’t pronounce acetaminophen) 😆 thomas, mike carey, + ApexNomad and 4 others 1 1 5
Becket Posted yesterday at 02:17 AM Posted yesterday at 02:17 AM Tylenol made me a homo. + FrankR, MikeBiDude, + Charlie and 7 others 1 9
+ FrankR Posted 22 hours ago Author Posted 22 hours ago (edited) 13 hours ago, coriolis888 said: But, did you read the opinion of RFK, Jr? I am glad you called it an opinion. Fact based it is not. Meanwhile measles outbreaks continue to accelerate according to the USA Today. Edited 22 hours ago by FrankR Nightowl and + Charlie 1 1
+ Pensant Posted 21 hours ago Posted 21 hours ago The only OTC med I use (very rarely) is Bayer aspirin. I don’t believe I’ve ever used Tylenol. + Charlie 1
BSR Posted 20 hours ago Posted 20 hours ago I don’t know if they’ve changed their recommendation recently, but as of 2017 the manufacturer recommended that pregnant women not take Tylenol.
+ SirBillybob Posted 20 hours ago Posted 20 hours ago 11 hours ago, Becket said: Tylenol made me a homo. That side effect must explain why I’m versa. Becket 1
Km411 Posted 34 minutes ago Posted 34 minutes ago 20 hours ago, BSR said: I don’t know if they’ve changed their recommendation recently, but as of 2017 the manufacturer recommended that pregnant women not take Tylenol. This is not true; historically, it was recommended, if pregnant, to consult a physician before use. There’s a difference. Tylenol (acetaminophen) has long been considered a safer alternative for use by pregnant women than the alternatives.
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