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Amazon Basic Care Extra Strength Pain Relief, Acetaminophen Caplets, 500 mg, 1000 Count (Packaging may vary) $10.70 S&S shipped PRIME

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Today 03:43 PM
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SimMike777Today 03:43 PM
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This has been less than $10 every time I have purchased it, without S&S.
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Quote from SimMike777 :
This has been less than $10 every time I have purchased it, without S&S.
link to any such deal? no record on slickdeals history of this for under $10 (1000 count), comes out to $1.07 per hundred which is dirt cheap.
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Today 06:19 PM
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AquaMagic8543Today 06:19 PM
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I always have this doubt, but why do people need 1000 tablets of acetaminophen. Is it used for some common lifelong illness that people need to take 2-3 daily? I saw they expire in 2-3 yrs, so 1000 means taking1 everyday to finish it
Today 08:08 PM
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sillycibinToday 08:08 PM
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Quote from AquaMagic8543 :
I always have this doubt, but why do people need 1000 tablets of acetaminophen. Is it used for some common lifelong illness that people need to take 2-3 daily? I saw they expire in 2-3 yrs, so 1000 means taking1 everyday to finish it
yeah, it's called getting old. ever heard of arthritis? or just middle aged bad back or bad knees? some people might go through this in 6 months. live with a fellow elderly spouse even sooner.
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Today 08:33 PM
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KNY-21Today 08:33 PM
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Quote from sillycibin :
yeah, it's called getting old. ever heard of arthritis? or just middle aged bad back or bad knees? some people might go through this in 6 months. live with a fellow elderly spouse even sooner.
1000 pills in 6 months? Those people are going to need liver transplants.
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BrianR5458Today 09:16 PM
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See Health warnings.
Today 09:24 PM
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jhc651Today 09:24 PM
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At max dosage of 3000mg/day, this bottle lasts 167 days or less than 6 months, taken every day.

At max dosage of 4000mg/day, this bottle lasts 125 days or a bit more than 4 months, taken every day.

I don't know anything, I just do math. I've never taken tylenol on any stretch of long term usage but I know people with chronic pain like arthritis can live with pain 24/7 and maybe they take tylenol like in the examples above or maybe there's better prescription meds for chronic pain, I don't know.

Also, many elderly people have a spouse who also might have chronic pain and so a bottle could last half as long.

At any rate, I'd definitely talk to a GP before taking anything long term and I'd advise others to do the same.

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Today 09:29 PM
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MyDogSassyToday 09:29 PM
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Quote from AquaMagic8543 :
I always have this doubt, but why do people need 1000 tablets of acetaminophen. Is it used for some common lifelong illness that people need to take 2-3 daily? I saw they expire in 2-3 yrs, so 1000 means taking1 everyday to finish it
I have arthritis, and I can't take alleve or advil. 2-4 tylenol everyday adds up.
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MyDogSassyToday 09:29 PM
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Quote from SimMike777 :
This has been less than $10 every time I have purchased it, without S&S.
1200/12.00 at Sam's Club
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dcpoorToday 09:37 PM
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Quote from AquaMagic8543 :
I always have this doubt, but why do people need 1000 tablets of acetaminophen. Is it used for some common lifelong illness that people need to take 2-3 daily? I saw they expire in 2-3 yrs, so 1000 means taking1 everyday to finish it
many meds are still good for years after "expiration", tablet form acetaminophen is one of them.
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trader24Today 09:48 PM
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Then why do they call it "expiration"?
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MaroonCabbage737Today 10:41 PM
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If you're pregnant, consult your doctor first before taking this, as it might cause autism.
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Today 10:52 PM
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PhilsaurusToday 10:52 PM
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Quote from trader24 :
Then why do they call it "expiration"?
I believe the FDA requires there to be an expiration date on the label. Even if the product may last longer than specified. The same applies to food.
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drancealotToday 11:10 PM
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Quote from MaroonCabbage737 :
I If you're pregnant, consult your doctor first before taking this, as it might cause autism.
Please tell me you don't believe that. There are several real studies from peer reviewed journals that say otherwise. Here's a study from the Journal of the American Medical Association that had a sample size of 2.5 Million Children. https://jamanetwork.com/journals/...le/2817406 Just like vaccines it's perfectly safe.

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Today 11:12 PM
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eddy68nealToday 11:12 PM
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Quote from MaroonCabbage737 :
If you're pregnant, consult your doctor first before taking this, as it might cause autism.
The clown said "acedawell" not acetaminophen. So there is that.

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