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Panadol (Pakistan) in the United States is sold as

Tylenol· acetaminophen · ATC N02BE01

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Paracetamol (Acetaminophen)

Paracetamol

ATC: N02BE01

Commonly used for:
pain & fever

Global coverage
  • USTylenol
  • GBPanadol, Calpol
  • PKPanadol, Calpol
  • INCrocin, Dolo-650, Calpol
  • CATylenol
  • AUPanadol, Panamax
  • AEPanadol, Adol
  • DEben-u-ron
  • FRDoliprane, Efferalgan, Dafalgan
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