Guide Parents to Read Strengths on Children's Acetaminophen Labels

May 2017

Children's acetaminophen (Tylenol, etc) continues to cause concerns...due to the different strengths and concentrations.

The chewable and meltaway tablets come in 80 and 160 mg strengths. Choosing the wrong product can lead to inappropriate dosing.

Tylenol oral suspensions can be even more dangerous if errors occur...because of the concentration differences between products.

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