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Standard concentrations of acetaminophen products
Acetaminophen drops (such as Tylenol or Panadol)
Strength: 80 mg per dropper
Acetaminophen syrup
Strength: 80 mg or 160 mg per 1tsp or 325 mg per 1tsp
Chewable acetaminophen
Strength: 80 mg tablets and 160 mg tablets
Acetaminophen tablets
Strength: 325 mg tablets and 500 mg tablets
Suppositories
Strength: 120 mg, 325 mg, and 650 mg suppositories
| Note: | Always read the label of the bottle for strength and dose information before giving any medicine to your child. |
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