Nearly 200,000 bottles of extra-strength acetaminophen, used to relieve pain and fevers and sold under multiple brand names, are being recalled nationwide due to a mislabeling issue.

The voluntary withdrawal does not affect over-the-counter medications, and pharmacy shelves remain stocked with “extra-strength” over-the-counter acetaminophen (500 milligrams) for pain relief ...

Libertyville, IL, A-S Medication Solutions, LLC (ASM) is voluntarily recalling 198,350 bottles of Acetaminophen Extra Strength 500 mg Tablets, 100 ct. bottles (NDC# 50090-5350-0) contained in ...

The products were designated as “Acetaminophen Extra Strength 500 mg Tablets, 100 ct. bottles” and were distributed by Humana to its members in Health Essentials Kits.

Tim Tootle was coughing uncontrollably in the cold and flu remedy aisle of his neighborhood Eckerd pharmacy in Brooklyn. The 52-year-old spiritual healer faced hundreds of boxes of extra-strength ...

Each Extra-Strength Tylenol tablet contains 500 milligrams of acetaminophen, and so does one tablet of Midol Teen Formula, and one tbsp of NyQuil Cold and Flu. (One dose, in the case of each of ...

A-S Medication Solutions is recalling 198,350 bottles of extra-strength acetaminophen tablets after bottles were found to include an ... The 500 mg tablets were distributed in 100-count bottles ...

(more than six 500 mg or "extra-strength" acetaminophen pills a day puts you in the danger zone.) read the ingredients on your medication; if it lists acetaminophen, note the amount per dose.

Tylenol Extra Strength just has a higher dose of acetaminophen, Leonard says. The frequency does not really change in terms of dosage she says, it's just the total amount that is recommended in a day.

Some extra-strength acetaminophen, a pain reliever sold under various brand names, has been recalled because the bottles weren't labeled properly. According to the recall notice from A-S ...

Women taking daily amounts of non-aspirin painkillers — such as an extra-strength Tylenol — are more likely to develop high blood pressure than those who don’t, a new study suggests.