DURALGINA: how to identify acetaminophen in other medicines

DURALGINA

A guide from Mi Botiquín Latino

Two boxes with different names can contain the same active ingredient. Before using DURALGINA, review all medicines you take, including nonprescription products.

Gather the packages

Include pain relievers, cold-symptom products and prescription medicines. Do not compare only brand names or symptoms printed on the front: read each product’s active ingredients.

Find the ingredient

DURALGINA lists acetaminophen 500 mg per tablet. The FDA warns against using more than one acetaminophen-containing product at a time. If another package lists it, a different brand name does not prevent duplication.

Ask with specific information

Show the pharmacist the complete labels and explain what you took and when. Do not stop a prescribed medicine on your own to add another. If the amount taken is unknown or you suspect an overdose, seek medical help immediately; do not wait for symptoms.

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Sources and scope

Catalog product and images · View label image · FDA: acetaminophen

Editorial information from Mi Botiquín Latino. Consult the specific package you receive and ask a health professional about personal use.

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