Tylenol im Jahr 2017: Wir empfehlen tatsächlich nicht, eines unserer Produkte während der Schwangerschaft zu verwenden. Vielen Dank, dass Sie sich die Zeit genommen haben, Ihre Bedenken heute zu äußern.
Tylenol im Jahr 2017: Wir empfehlen tatsächlich nicht, eines unserer Produkte während der Schwangerschaft zu verwenden. Vielen Dank, dass Sie sich die Zeit genommen haben, Ihre Bedenken heute zu äußern.
>Sometimes the best headache relief is getting outside. After all, brisk air is still fresh air.
>We actually don’t recommend using any of our products while pregnant. Thank you for taking the time to voice your concerns today.
With the announcement by the US government on Tylenol and autism, it is interesting to note that Tylenol said in 2017 that it is not recommended during pregnancy.
>Congrats on your upcoming addition! SO exciting! It’d be great to touch base real quick since we haven’t tested Tylenol to be used during pregnancy (and see what coupons we have for baby!) Call us when you can at 1-877-895-3665, M-F from 9a-5:30pm ET w/ your Twitter handle ❤️
Someone shd tell the usuals who r literally doing a chug Tylenol challenge
eplurbusunumnj on
probably because it’s the job of a doctor to recommend it, not the company itself
quiksilver10152 on
I’m now being hounded by bots and social justice warriors for sharing the correlational analysis paper from mount Sinai, UCLA, and Harvard which demonstrated a correlation between the two.
Sometimes I wonder if we will ever get to Plato’s educated society.
Lago795 on
Tylenol taking the fall for childhood vaccines.
Hot-Discipline8491 on
This is ridiculous. No medication is “recommended” for pregnant women to take because no one does drug studies with pregnant women. If a pregnant woman is taking acetaminophen her pain is unbearable, or she is spiking a crazy fever that could affect her fetus. You all just fucking hate women.
Zeppelin041 on
They have warned about this for decades. Anyone can easily research it, yet doctors were still prescribing it and if you go to any baby isle in any store in this country all the pain meds for babies is fkin Tylenol. It’s disgusting really.
Not only was there a warning about this, the psyop changed it and made it okay.
BBQavenger on
A tweet isn’t sufficient to warn off every pregnant woman. Its a lame attempt at ducking liability while simultaneously ensuring that message doesn’t get a large audience.
Who tf follows Tylenol on Twitter?
REAL_OBAMA on
Be careful, women are chugging Tylenol bottles just to prove a point.
LowComfortable5676 on
It’s pretty common knowledge for anyone that cared to look into it at all. At the end of the day these pain meds are hardly necessary even without being pregnant. People don’t think twice though. I’ll have a Tylenol or advil once and a while but only one and only a few times per week. Anything more than that and I’m starting to worry a bit
cookiemagnate on
This tweet is nothing more than corporate speak. Of course they don’t recommend it. Tylenol isn’t going to recommend their product for anything other than the symptoms marketed – they would never say, „use Tylenol in this situation“ because that opens them up to any number of frivolous but undesirable lawsuits.
„Tylenol recommended taking their product before the gym. Now I’ve pulled a .muscle.“
„Tylenol recommended their product while being pregnant, and now I’ve miscarried.“
This entire tweet is to defend against the exact bullshit the Trump administration is trying to pull on them. The truth – one way or another – doesn’t matter. Tylenol is only liable to any sort of negative effects their products might have IF they as a company recommend or market their products for that thing.
washingtonu on
And what does this mean? That the Government is basing what they say on a tweet from 2017 we don’t understand the context of?
Neosporin420 on
Am I the only one that reads the directions for use on all meds I take?
tacophagist on
I used to work in the pharma industry. I don’t think acetaminophen would have made it to market today – too liver toxic. I don’t take it myself. Autism thing is nonsense, however.
Interesting-Power716 on
Not too long ago, 15-20 years when my kids were born, our dr told my wife to watch everything. The food she ate, hair dyes, drinks (non alcoholic), otc drugs, anything and everything. Now they are pushing vaccines and things like its totally fine.
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Gonna need a link to that Tweet
Edit: found it, its legit
https://archive.is/Zn7cP
SS:
[Tylenol on Twitter in 2017:](https://x.com/tylenol/status/831947316835684353)
>Sometimes the best headache relief is getting outside. After all, brisk air is still fresh air.
>We actually don’t recommend using any of our products while pregnant. Thank you for taking the time to voice your concerns today.
With the announcement by the US government on Tylenol and autism, it is interesting to note that Tylenol said in 2017 that it is not recommended during pregnancy.
Also in 2019, it was not tested for pregnancy according to [them](https://imgur.com/cpIjiic).
[From X:](https://x.com/tylenol/status/1140651187924013065)
>Congrats on your upcoming addition! SO exciting! It’d be great to touch base real quick since we haven’t tested Tylenol to be used during pregnancy (and see what coupons we have for baby!) Call us when you can at 1-877-895-3665, M-F from 9a-5:30pm ET w/ your Twitter handle ❤️
[Archive link.](https://archive.is/Zn7cP)
Someone shd tell the usuals who r literally doing a chug Tylenol challenge
probably because it’s the job of a doctor to recommend it, not the company itself
I’m now being hounded by bots and social justice warriors for sharing the correlational analysis paper from mount Sinai, UCLA, and Harvard which demonstrated a correlation between the two.
Sometimes I wonder if we will ever get to Plato’s educated society.
Tylenol taking the fall for childhood vaccines.
This is ridiculous. No medication is “recommended” for pregnant women to take because no one does drug studies with pregnant women. If a pregnant woman is taking acetaminophen her pain is unbearable, or she is spiking a crazy fever that could affect her fetus. You all just fucking hate women.
They have warned about this for decades. Anyone can easily research it, yet doctors were still prescribing it and if you go to any baby isle in any store in this country all the pain meds for babies is fkin Tylenol. It’s disgusting really.
Not only was there a warning about this, the psyop changed it and made it okay.
A tweet isn’t sufficient to warn off every pregnant woman. Its a lame attempt at ducking liability while simultaneously ensuring that message doesn’t get a large audience.
Who tf follows Tylenol on Twitter?
Be careful, women are chugging Tylenol bottles just to prove a point.
It’s pretty common knowledge for anyone that cared to look into it at all. At the end of the day these pain meds are hardly necessary even without being pregnant. People don’t think twice though. I’ll have a Tylenol or advil once and a while but only one and only a few times per week. Anything more than that and I’m starting to worry a bit
This tweet is nothing more than corporate speak. Of course they don’t recommend it. Tylenol isn’t going to recommend their product for anything other than the symptoms marketed – they would never say, „use Tylenol in this situation“ because that opens them up to any number of frivolous but undesirable lawsuits.
„Tylenol recommended taking their product before the gym. Now I’ve pulled a .muscle.“
„Tylenol recommended their product while being pregnant, and now I’ve miscarried.“
This entire tweet is to defend against the exact bullshit the Trump administration is trying to pull on them. The truth – one way or another – doesn’t matter. Tylenol is only liable to any sort of negative effects their products might have IF they as a company recommend or market their products for that thing.
And what does this mean? That the Government is basing what they say on a tweet from 2017 we don’t understand the context of?
Am I the only one that reads the directions for use on all meds I take?
I used to work in the pharma industry. I don’t think acetaminophen would have made it to market today – too liver toxic. I don’t take it myself. Autism thing is nonsense, however.
Not too long ago, 15-20 years when my kids were born, our dr told my wife to watch everything. The food she ate, hair dyes, drinks (non alcoholic), otc drugs, anything and everything. Now they are pushing vaccines and things like its totally fine.