tylenol

To be clear Tylenol will kill you in sufficient quantities, amounts you're likely to easily by from a store.

If you take tylenol for pain and also take cough syrup then you could be doubling up on paracetamol.

Even giving Tylenol to a feverish child every four hours triggered an alert that the dose was approaching the maximum allowed.

Something as simple as tylenol comes in a dizzying array of varieties and often those are presented directly to the user.

It only takes a small amount of Tylenol to cause liver failure and death.

There's a pretty good argument Tylenol is too dangerous to be an OTC drug.

There's really no reason to be ingesting Tylenol if you don't have to.

There are no Tylenol cancer cases because they all died of liver failure.

Overdosing is dangerous for many drugs - more people end up in the hospital from misuse of Tylenol and ibuprofen than from, say, Oxycontin.

Your comment about $500 worth of Tylenol seemed to diminish the role it could play in damaging the liver of even someone with no addiction.

Take the case of; Is this Tylenol or a Skittle.

> Look at the warnings on a Tylenol bottle and then find the one that really matters.

If that is the measure of "worst" then alcohol, tylenol, nutmeg, and dextromethorphan containing cough medicine should be demonized too.

My point is that it isn't an apt example because nobody gets euphoric or addicted when they take Tylenol.

We created a bacteria that eats sugar and produces acetaminophen -- the active ingredient of Tylenol.

Of course, if that's our measure, paracetemol (Tylenol) is more dangerous than either.