Tylenol Arthritis Extended Relief
This article was originally published in The Tan Sheet
Executive Summary
New name for Tylenol Extended Relief (acetaminophen 650 mg) reflects the fact that about 60% of doctor recommendations for the product have been for the management of arthritis pain, McNeil Consumer Products says Aug. 24. In addition, over 50% of consumers taking Tylenol Extended Relief use it to treat arthritis pain, according to the firm. The new name "will make it easier to find the product on store shelves," McNeil adds. The renamed bi-layer caplets will appear in stores beginning in early September ("The Tan Sheet" July 6, In Brief)...
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