Tylenol

[ tahy-luh-nawl, -nol ]

Pharmacology, Trademark.

1. a brand of acetaminophen.

Example Sentences

The highest amount they found was less than four millionths of a gram of Tylenol per liter of water.

From Science News For Students

Instead he was toddler-like defiant, rejecting Tylenol in grape and cherry flavors before she resorted to bubble-gum flavor.

From Washington Post

Switching to a lower-risk pain reliever such as Tylenol, or acetaminophen, may also be helpful, experts said.

From Washington Post

She tried moving around, drinking water, running a hot bath and taking Gas-X and Tylenol.

From Washington Post

Hernandez said her husband initially wasn’t allowed to take Tylenol either, but eventually was allowed to once his condition became so bad he was put on a plan to help his breathing.

From Voice of San Diego

Gone are the pharmacies that would dole out cocaine and heroine like Tylenol.

From The Daily Beast

“We got enough Tylenol…too much,” adds OBI Operations Manager Jessie Potts.

From The Daily Beast

Second, the status quo, which she compared to Akamol (an Israeli version of Tylenol): a quick but temporary fix.

From The Daily Beast

Insurers won't let them charge for one thing--nursing care, say--so instead they bill you for the Tylenol at $20 per.

From The Daily Beast

The charge was only $1.50, but it was for a generic version of a Tylenol pill.

From The Daily Beast