For a product to be sold as Tylenol, the main active ingredient legally must be acetaminophen. Tylenol products can contain other ingredients, but acetaminophen must be the primary active component to be labeled and marketed as tylenol. This is true of benadryl always having to have as the main ingredient diphenhydramine.
this is not true. idk exactly what you mean by “labeled and marketed as tylenol” but just using those terms generally - it’s not true.
or conversely, if it is true - then there’s a lot of Tylenol and Benadryl that’s violating the law at all my local stores.
I don’t know what to tell you because it very much is true. What are the stores near you selling that they are calling Tylenol but that does not have acetaminophen as the primary ingredient? If you go buy a drug from them that is labeled Tylenol and it does not have acetaminophen as the main ingredient, then you could probably make a lot of money suing whoever it was in the distribution chain that changed and mislabeled a drug.
this is not true. idk exactly what you mean by “labeled and marketed as tylenol” but just using those terms generally - it’s not true.
or conversely, if it is true - then there’s a lot of Tylenol and Benadryl that’s violating the law at all my local stores.
I don’t know what to tell you because it very much is true. What are the stores near you selling that they are calling Tylenol but that does not have acetaminophen as the primary ingredient? If you go buy a drug from them that is labeled Tylenol and it does not have acetaminophen as the main ingredient, then you could probably make a lot of money suing whoever it was in the distribution chain that changed and mislabeled a drug.