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TYLENOL® Cold, Flu, Sinus, Allergy

TYLENOL® brand offers a variety of products to relieve your cold, cough, flu and sinus symptoms.

Extra Strength TYLENOL® Complete Cold, Cough & Flu - For complete care of your cold, cough & flu symptoms, including mucus and phlegm. Extra Strength TYLENOL® Complete Cold, Cough & Flu provides effective relief of nasal congestion, aches, pains & chills, fever, sore throat pain, dry cough, and headache. It also loosens mucus and phlegm.

TYLENOL® Cold & Sinus - Effective Extra Strength TYLENOL® relief for your cold and sinus symptoms, including nasal congestion, sinus pain and pressure, fever, and headache. This product is offered in a convenient Day/Night pack for relief around the clock.

TYLENOL® Cold Plus Mucus Relief - Provides all the symptom relief of TYLENOL® Cold, plus it thins and loosens mucus and relieves cough with phlegm.

TYLENOL® Cough – For relief of dry cough, sore throat pain, aches, pain and fever

TYLENOL® Flu – For relief of nasal congestion, dry cough, aches, pain and fever.

TYLENOL® Sinus – For relief of sinus pain and pressure.

TYLENOL® Allergy – For relief of sinus pain and pressure, itchy, watery eyes, runny nose and sneezing.

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Gender: Both, Age group: 0-18+

Maybe it should be called the common cold

Stuffy nose. Sore throat. Hacking cough. We call it the common cold. But this name actually describes a huge group of nearly identical infections.

Stuffy nose. Sore throat. Hacking cough. We call it the common cold.  But this simple name actually describes a huge group of nearly identical infections. Over 200 different viruses have been identified that can attack the nose, throat, windpipe, and vocal chords, producing the same miserable symptoms.

 

Technically, every time you catch a cold, you’re catching a different illness — a fact that explains the all too familiar injustice of catching a fresh cold just as you’re recovering from another.


No wonder the common cold is the most widespread infectious disease in Canada — responsible for more missed school and work days and more doctor visits than any other. On average, adults suffer two to four colds a year, and children about twice as many.

 

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