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Tylenol shut down ?

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Went to Walmart working close by for a bottle of Tylenol..

looked all over the place for it, so i asked the lady at the pharmacist counter if they had any Tylenol she said no they stopped making it you have to buy equate the other red and white box..

 

So i am thinking to myself WTF is she talking about i never heard anything about Tylenol going belly up..

 

so tonight i look it up and found this..

 

http://www.sacbee.com/2012/06/05/4538335/recalls-keep-tylenol-other-products.html

 

how come i did not know about this, did the news skip it?

I don't know if they're shut down, but we had a pull and quarantine order for all our Tylenol stock. We get maybe a box or two in every couple weeks now, and its gone in under an hour.

That article was from June, 6 months ago. I actually bought Tylenol today!

That article was from June, 6 months ago. I actually bought Tylenol today!

 

According to the Tylenol website, they are having supply chain issues but most products are available.

try costco!!! i bought 2 bottle of extra strenght 500mg caplets at costco two weeks ago.

Ditto for Excedrin... because it has tylenol in it. I had the same problem finding excedrin, but this was a few months ago. So the supply STILL isn't equalling the demand? Really??

No one should be taking Tylenol anyway. Tylenol is the #1 cause of acute liver failure. If you drink at all, the risk is compounded.

No one should be taking Tylenol anyway. Tylenol is the #1 cause of acute liver failure. If you drink at all, the risk is compounded.

 

Mainly because people are stupid and don't read what's in medicine they take. Tylenol is just fine if taken as directed. But if you take tylenol, and a cold medicine with acetominephin, and other medicines with it in it, you can easily exceed the safe dose.

I just get the store brand acetominophen anyway.

 

This, if you are just buying the regular there is no reason to by name brand drugs.

I buy store brand for most meds. If you look at the labels, most are the same. I did find that store brand nyquil is NOT the same as the real deal though. It usually missing 1 med

Much of Tylenol's product line is under recall. Where I work, the stock is very limited. Next time I work I'll see if I can take a picture of the recall notification we received.

I'm fairly certain it's in the US. I wouldn't think the FDA has jurisdiction if it were not the case.

They have jurisdiction because it's sold here. Also, Excedrin is not a Tylenol or J&J brand.

 

One of the larger issues was that the manufacturing facility in Fort Washington, PA was a mess. It's taking a while to get their act together, which is disappointing.

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