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Prime Members: 1000-ct 500-mg Amazon Basic Care Extra Strength Acetaminophen Caplets

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Amazon has for Prime Members: 1000-ct 500-mg Amazon Basic Care Extra Strength Acetaminophen Caplets on sale for $11.26 - $0.56 (5% Subscribe & Save discount) = $10.70. Shipping is free.Thanks to community member SUCHaDEAL for finding this deal.

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Amazon has for Prime Members: 1000-ct 500-mg Amazon Basic Care Extra Strength Acetaminophen Caplets on sale for $11.26 - $0.56 (5% Subscribe & Save discount) = $10.70. Shipping is free.Thanks to community member SUCHaDEAL for finding this deal.

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drancealot
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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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OutlawCecil
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for all the autism claims, I'll leave this here if anyone wants to research:
"The largest and most rigorous study to date, published in JAMA in 2024, analyzed 2.48 million births in Sweden over 26 years. This study found no evidence linking acetaminophen use during pregnancy to increased risk of autism, ADHD, or intellectual disability when controlling for family factors through sibling comparisons"
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Philsaurus
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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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Quote from actionman1 :
the slickdeals "Price Intelligence" Deal history chart says this has been $8.77 since august 7.

So...
the FP write up by SD says differently. That is what I'm going by.
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Then why do they call it "expiration"?
Because they want people to buy smaller amounts at higher prices per pill, more often. Look up efficacy of medication after expiration. You may be surprised what you learn.
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As someone who failed out of med school, this is safer for pregnant women compared to ibuprofen.
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Thanks OP. Staying on topic.....
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tooslickOct 1, 2025 1:37 AM
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Quote from dcpoor :
many meds are still good for years after "expiration", tablet form acetaminophen is one of them.
100% correct. Keep it well sealed in a cool, dark & dry place it might lose a little effectiveness but will 10+ years.
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Quote from moealza :
As someone who failed out of med school, this is safer for pregnant women compared to ibuprofen.
Why would anyone take the advice of someone who failed out of med school?

Also, based on what metric for safe? Considering this does nothing for inflammation, it might also do nothing for a pregnant woman's pain.
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Quote from Fallout4 :
"In 2017, Tylenol's parent company advised against using their products during pregnancy without consulting a doctor"
https://www.wral.com/story/fact-c.../22179403/. You took it a bit out of context what was actually said. Don't spread falsehood's.
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Pretty sure this was promoted to front page just for the comments
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for all the autism claims, I'll leave this here if anyone wants to research:
"The largest and most rigorous study to date, published in JAMA in 2024, analyzed 2.48 million births in Sweden over 26 years. This study found no evidence linking acetaminophen use during pregnancy to increased risk of autism, ADHD, or intellectual disability when controlling for family factors through sibling comparisons"
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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
There do exist groups of people, that live under the same roof. In quantities greater than 1.
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Quote from MaroonCabbage737 :
If you're pregnant, consult your doctor first before taking this, as it might cause autism.
Didn't Tylenol literally tweet not to take it while pregnant or was that miss information.

3 people have TDS.
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Why do people even take this? Ibuprofen is the only thing that works for pain receptors
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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.
It literally said on the bottle not to take it pregnant
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Quote from SLQ :
Why do people even take this? Ibuprofen is the only thing that works for pain receptors
It is a pain reliever and antipyretic

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Quote from Fallout4 :
Actual quote: "We actually don't recommend using any of our products while pregnant," Tylenol wrote March 7, 2017. Do with it as you want...but you can't say it was never said by Tylenol.
You don't understand liability or how litigious people in the US are do you?

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