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- One box of 216 Advil Dual Action Coated Caplets with Acetaminophen, 250 Mg Ibuprofen and 500 Mg Acetaminophen Per Dose (2 Dose Equivalent) for 8 Hour Pain Relief
- Advil Dual Action coated tablets relieve pain with ibuprofen to target pain at the source and acetaminophen to block pain signals, and by 2022, new packaging will feature 20% less plastic to keep nearly 500,000 pounds of plastic out of landfills
- Multi symptom pain medication that provides headache, toothache, menstrual cramp, muscle pain and lower back pain relief while also relieving minor aches and pains associated with arthritis
- Pain medicine that provides relief for 8 hours - the perfect addition to your college dorm room essentials
- The first FDA approved pain relief medication with a combination of acetaminophen and ibuprofen
- Pain pills that relieve pain in two ways, providing powerful relief with a lower maximum daily dose of each medication
Product Description
Advil Dual Action Coated Caplets with Acetaminophen are the first FDA approved pain relief medication that combines the top two selling pain fighting ingredients for powerful results. Formulated with 250 mg ibuprofen that targets pain at the source and 500 mg acetaminophen that blocks pain signals in each dose, these coated pain relief pills provide relief from a wide variety of aches and pains. This pain medicine provides headache, toothache, menstrual cramp, muscle pain and lower back pain relief while also relieving minor aches and pains associated with arthritis. The combination of ibuprofen and acetaminophen in these Advil caplets allows you to take a lower maximum daily dose of each pain medication and still have powerful, 8 hour relief (1). Advil is a top selling OTC pain reliever, providing safe and effective pain relief when used as directed for more than 35 years. Get ready to head back to college with confidence and stock up ensuring you're ready for anything the academic year throws your way. HSA/FSA eligible product. (1) 8 Hours of Relief - Searle S et al. Claim Substantiation. Clinical Study 2020 February.
