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Paracetamol

Description: Paracetamol is a common pain killer and an ingredient in many brands of pain relief tablets and capsules.

Newest Review: ... gets louder when fewer people are working, with people perpetually talking over the top of each other trying to make their ... more

... words the ones that lead the office choir of the tuneless din. A crescendo of vocals blurred deep in a midst of each other, as private conversations about ebay or sex become cross office yelling contests. Headaches quickly become migraines to the weary so the need for effective pain relief is at a premium and as I hope your aware, a necessity. So onto the possible miracle cure, today purchased in a 16 caplet (the word they used) pack from B & M for 19p. They contain 500mg of paracetamol, and hopefully the white pi...more

Price Comparison for Paracetamol

	Paracetamol Tablets 32 For the treatment of headache including migraine Last Update 22.11.2009 05:45	£ 0.45
	Sterwin Paracetamol Soluble 24s 24 Only 2 quantities can be purchased for this item, refund will be ... Last Update 22.11.2009 05:45	£ 2.85
	Anadin Paracetamol Tablets 16 Last Update 22.11.2009 05:45	£ 2.04
	Boots Paracetamol Caplets 500mg 0 Advantage card points. Boots Paracetamol Caplets for the relief ...	£ 0.39	£ 2.95 In Stock
	Boots Paracetamol Extra Tablets 16 4 Advantage card points. Boots Paracetamol Extra Tablets	£ 1.29	£ 2.95 In Stock
	Anadin Paracetamol - 16 Tablets 4 Advantage card points. Anadin Paracetamol tablets are for the e ...	£ 1.99	£ 2.95 In Stock
	Disprol Soluble Paracetamol Tablets 16Tablets Last Update 22.11.2009 05:45	£ 1.34
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Paracetamol: Taking drugs in work, the only way to make it through the da ... (743 words)
by - written on 29/07/09 (Very useful, 46 readings)
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Working (for now anyway) in a call centre seems to leave me with frequent headaches on an almost daily basis. The combination of phones, over abundance of noises, the wasteful background conversations, the noise of people working, the poor quality of static on a high majority of calls, the ear bursting beeps of some answer machines. They all add up and often cause my head to be a throbbing mass of pain, like I'd drank too many the previous night, but with out the enjoyment of having the good times of drink. So today, looking for a cure to one of the jobs many inconveniences I decided to try paracetamol at work, hoping to dumb at least the physical pain of ... Read the complete review

A brilliant painkiller if used properly (759 words)
by - written on 02/07/08 (Very useful, 546 readings)
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Last night I had a headache and a bit of a temperature, I felt a little poorly but could not put on finger on where or why I felt ill and I just ached slightly all over. I take a cocktail of medication everyday and have several 'illnesses' so THE only painkiller I am able to take is Paracetamol. Paracetamol is an effective painkiller for most internal ailments and will also bring down a temperature fairly quickly. I think it is brilliant when I have a cold or flu just starting to rear it's head because paracetamol dulls the aches and pains just enough for me to be able to get on with my day to day business. When I was younger I swore by paracetamol to get me ... Read the complete review

Paracetamol: Parrots eat them all (paracetomol)) (490 words)
by - written on 10/03/04 (Very useful, 550 readings)
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You may have noticed I have not written for about a month this is cos I was waiting payment from dooyoo to work out if it was worthwhile writing here. This morning I received a cheque through the door thanks dooyoo and all you folks that read rate me . Parrots eat them all Parrots eat em all Paracetomol Are the painkillers of my husbands choice I find Solpadine more effective for my headaches. I usually buy my paracetemol at Tesco’s or at the chemists at the bottom of my road in Tring. Paracetomol has been use as for many years. It is an effective painkiller and helps reduce temperature that is connected with infection. My ... Read the complete review

ALWAYS, ALWAYS READ THE LABEL .....VERY CAREFULLY (1041 words)
by - written on 06/07/01 (Very useful, 1213 readings)
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And keep well out of reach of children! Paracetamol is widely regarded as a 'safe' drug, and it is, having less effect on stomach problems, and being a very effective fast working painkiller, yet in the wrong hands it can all too easily kill! I though long and hard about this op, not being a fan of paracetamol through an unexpected allergy to it, so it is possible for me to write a constructive and useful op about it? not one to resist a challenge, I'll certainly have a go....... Paracetamol has been around for best part of 100 years, although it has been only been used in its present form since the 1950's. It ... Read the complete review

Soluble Paracetamol (630 words)
by - written on 23/05/01 (Very useful, 1673 readings)
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Unluckily for me I am in the process of having my second cold of the year. I can normally count that I will only ever get one such dose of it each year but this year unfortunately that theory didn't hold up. I'm not feeling too bad, but in the middle of my A-level exams I could do without it and as I can't really be bothered to do much it's going to cost me a couple of days revision. However, with the aid of a few pain killers I should be able to manage a few hours of work and hopefully survive my 3 hour practical exam tomorrow. To be honest I don't find there is a lot of difference between aspirin and paracetamol, but I do happen ... Read the complete review