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Corn In My Tylenol >:o


Newtoitall

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So, if I take tylenol I think I get alot of gas, it used to be more severe but recently just alot of gas and a bit of spicyness in other area's so, assuming because I read they are gluten free, it must be the corn, makes sense to me, but, Does anyone know anything that's not alternative?

Like A brand I could find at walmart without breaking bank lol

thanks in advance!

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Chiana Apprentice

Are you taking it with food and/or an entire glass of water? NSAIDs give most people stomach grief...it's just in their nature.

Brenna'sMom Newbie

Tylenol isn't an NSAID, and is generally considered pretty tummy safe. If you are sure they're gluten-free, and I am pretty sure they are, I would have to agree with the corn. I haven't done enough research into acetaminophen to know which store brands are gluten and corn free.

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