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What's in Advil vs Tylenol Extra Strength?

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Advil's active ingredient is ibuprofen and Tylenol Extra Strength's is acetaminophen; both labels list cellulose, starch and shellac as inactive ingredients.

This page compares the two labels' ingredient lists as DailyMed carries them, not what either product does. Advil: the label on DailyMed from Haleon US Holdings LLC lists 26 ingredients, 14 of them MoleculeFinder molecules. What's in Advil. Tylenol Extra Strength: the label on DailyMed from Kenvue Brands LLC lists 13 ingredients, 8 of them MoleculeFinder molecules. What's in Tylenol Extra Strength.

Active ingredients

Advil

  • IbuprofenC13H18O2

    Active ingredient, 200 mg. Purpose on the label: Pain reliever/Fever reducer from source

Tylenol Extra Strength

  • AcetaminophenC8H9NO2

    Active ingredient, 500 mg. Purpose on the label: Pain reliever/fever reducer from source

Inactive ingredients both list 6

Only on Advil's label 19

Only on Tylenol Extra Strength's label 6

Common questions

What is the difference between Advil and Tylenol Extra Strength?
Advil's active ingredient is ibuprofen and Tylenol Extra Strength's is acetaminophen; both labels list cellulose, starch and shellac as inactive ingredients.
What is the active ingredient in Advil and in Tylenol Extra Strength?
Advil's label lists ibuprofen 200 mg, pain reliever/fever reducer as its active ingredient. Tylenol Extra Strength's label lists acetaminophen 500 mg, pain reliever/fever reducer as its active ingredient.
Which ingredients do Advil and Tylenol Extra Strength share?
Both labels list Allura Red AC, starch, cellulose, shellac, hypromellose and titanium dioxide.

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