Infant Tylenol is 3 x the cost of children's Tylenol and packaged/ marketed as a completely different product. But are they the same? I’m going to share the exact cost difference, what makes the two products different, and confirm whether or not you can use them interchangeably.

We are so cautious mothers, especially with a newborn baby, you want to make sure you’re doing everything right. There was a lot of times in my son's first year when I had to use Tylenol; circumcision, fever, and teething

Here are the costs and links to purchase on Amazon
+++ Infant $9.57 for the 2 oz bottle - Cost $4.79 per fl oz
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+++ Children's 8 oz bottle $11.47 - Cost 1.43/fl oz
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From Tylenol's website: [ Ссылка ]
All Infants’ TYLENOL® and Children’s TYLENOL® products have the same strength of acetaminophen: 160 mg (in each 5 mL, tablet, or pack).

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Children's and Infants' Tylenol is the same thing; the only difference is price. Get the Children's version and safe yourself some money. Even better: buy the generic acetaminophen and save even more! Just remember that Children's and Infant's Motrin (ibuprofen) is different, with the Infant's being more concentrated.

What the site doesn’t address is the price difference and why if the two products are marketed differently

WHY?
Kim Montagnino of Johnson & Johnson said in a statement to NPR that Infants' Tylenol is more expensive because the bottle is more sturdy and it includes a dosing syringe, instead of a plastic cup. "These safety features of Infants' Tylenol (dosing syringe, rigid bottle) are more expensive to manufacture than the dosing cup and bottle for Children's Tylenol." - source
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Stop overpaying for infant Tylenol, children Tylenol is exactly the same strength and product!

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