Multi-Symptom Acetaminophen Menstrual Pain Reliever - 40ct - up&up™
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3.9 out of 5 stars with 161 reviews
quality: 2.06 out of 5
value: 2.72 out of 5
35% would recommend
45 recommendations
1 out of 5 stars
Thumbs down graphic, would not recommend
22 March, 2026Verified purchase
Missin Label
Bottle does not have a label. How do I know these are the correct pills.
1 out of 5 stars
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10 February, 2026Verified purchase
Takes forever to relive symptoms.
I don’t know if this doesn’t work well because it’s a store brand or because Midol formula isn’t for me, but this takes FOREVER to kick in. I’ve taken store brand formulas of Pamprin and felt relief within an hour. I’ve taken this brand several times and every time, it takes almost 6 hours for it to relieve my pain. Which is interesting because you’re supposed to take it every 6 hours. And I don’t like taking pain relievers all day.
1 out of 5 stars
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7 January, 2026Verified purchase
Do not reccomend !!
Not the same as past versions. Will return. Gave me side effects.
5 out of 5 stars
3 December, 2025Verified purchase
Migraine magic
I use this for migraines, and it helps so much! Love having the generic version of this product available for the lower price
1 out of 5 stars
11 October, 2025
Bring back caffeine free version
Bring back the caffeine free version please :( Went to repurchase and it’s no longer offered.
1 out of 5 stars
25 September, 2025Verified purchase
Opened medication
Had to return it due to it already opened didn’t realize that until I got home
5 out of 5 stars
Thumbs up graphic, would recommend
5 September, 2025Verified purchase
Yes, it's caffeinated, it's not Pamprin
I love that this exists, and it works just as well as the name brand! Most negative reviews I’ve seen are upset that it’s generic Midol (which is caffeinated) and not generic Pamprin (caffeine-free) which Target used to offer. Pamprin has never worked for me, so I never tried the generic of it.
2 out of 5 stars
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21 August, 2025
Side effects
Gave me a bunch of side effects including tingly tongue, dry mouth & nausea. Thought it could’ve been a fluke but after 3 attempts of trying this medication every time presented these same effects.
3 out of 5 stars
16 August, 2025Verified purchase
Would Be Great if They Had Old and New Formula
So I don't totally hate these, but I really wish they would bring back the old formula as well. I still have a bottle. I'm very sensitive to caffeine. These are great for getting through a work day but terrible when you want to sleep. I'm actually writing this at almost 3:30 in the morning because I can't sleep. Sigh... all of these companies constantly mess with a good thing when it comes to period pain relievers.
5 out of 5 stars
Thumbs up graphic, would recommend
3 July, 2025Verified purchase
quality and affordable
great affordable pain reliever for periods!!
2 out of 5 stars
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12 June, 2025Verified purchase
COULD NOT SLEEP
These worked for the most part but I could not sleep at all. Also keep in mind I took these around 3PM, it’s now 4AM! (I don’t consume caffeine at all) 👎
5 out of 5 stars
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9 June, 2025Verified purchase
Miracle worker
I'm not reviewing this as a comparison to the old formula like most of the other reviewers because I never tried the old formula. It seems like most of the negativity comes from those who are upset about the change in product. Which i understand, if i were taking something for ages and suddenly its different, i would be upset too. However this pill has been a game changer for me. I have pcos and awful periods. I usually can't get out of bed for at least one day out of my cycle. I usually just tried toughing it out because most period relief pills are extremely expensive, so I would just hope regular old ibuprofen would help a bit, which it did. I came across this pill when I was looking for something else, and said, heck, for 4 bucks I'm gonna give it a shot. This ended up being the best 4 dollars I've ever spent in my life. Easiest period cycle I've ever had, no bedridden day, honestly, my whole cycle was just a minor inconvenience instead of being a life-changing issue like it always had been. Yes, there is caffeine in them, as it clearly states on the front of the packaging (i was surprised by how many reviewers were shocked by this revelation when it says it clearly on the box and bottle lol). The caffeine wasn't enough to keep me up at night but I also drink coffee and pop so I guess I have a little bit of a tolerance to caffeine over someone who doesn't consume it at all. I dont consume ungodly amounts of caffeine, usually a medium dunkin iced coffee and a can maybe two of pop a day, so i guess I didnt think my caffeine tolerance was that bad, but the caffeine in these didnt really affect me negatively, and I did take a dose before bed one of the days in my cycle. I do highly recommend this product, but you also have to find what works for you. I'm sure the caffeine won't be good for everyone but thats why its important to review the ingredients when picking a new product. My target had a bunch of these with expiration dates almost 3 years away so i ended up buying 5 bottles to store away in case they do change the formula back to the old one (which from the sounds of all the reviews, I wouldn't be surprised if they do). So for what this product is, it was a miracle for me, and I cannot recommend it enough. But if you have a negative experience with caffiene I wouldn't recommend it.
2 out of 5 stars
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1 June, 2025
The old version (with purple caplets) is generic Pamprin (Multi Symptom), this version is generic Midol!!
I have not tried this, but was just going to buy more and realized it changed based on the reviews. I did some research, hope this helps! 💜 (please thumbs up, so people are able to find this info easily 🙂) The old version is a generic version of Pamprin (specifically the Multi Symptom version of Pamprin). The name brand does have 💜 purple 💜 pills as well. My Target has the name brand Pamprin Multi Symptom for $7.49 for 40 caplets. I see DG also has it, but not in stock in my area, $4 for 32 caplets. Amazon has a generic brand called Quality Choice which is $5.99 for 20 caplets. These were the only 3 versions of this specific blend that I was able to find. In my case, the name brand is the best option, but it may be different depending on what’s available near you! Active Ingredients: Acetaminophen 500 mg Pamabrom 25 mg Pyrilamine maleate 15 mg
1 out of 5 stars
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18 May, 2025
Hate the new formula
Miss the old formula/purple pills!!! That formula worked SO much better than this & obviously everyone else who has left a review feels the same. Not sure why this change was made but please bring the old one back! Until then, for anyone reading, DG sells the one we like with the pamabrom (NOT caffeine) for the same price… and the pills are purple💜
1 out of 5 stars
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19 March, 2025Verified purchase
New but NOT IMPROVED
If you're a woman you'll understand, I used to use these pills religiously when they were in the blue packaging and were a purple pill. They worked wonders, the only period medication that actually helped with my cramps. My cramps are so bad that I usually can't get out of bed for the first two days of may. So to find something like that was a miracle in itself, ever since they switched to the white pills I noticed almost no difference whatsoever in my pain level. Whatever they did when they reformulated these are not the same. They're garbage, placebo pills. So up yours target. Will not be repurchasing
1 out of 5 stars
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14 March, 2025
NOT caffeine free
Where’s the caffeine free?!
2 out of 5 stars
17 December, 2024Verified purchase
Check Ingredients!
While they work to relieve my daughter's cramps, she now realized (after not be able to sleep) that they have caffeine. So disappointed because the old ones did not--the reason I bought them. I didn't realize that these had changed or I wouldn't have purchased. She can only take them first thing in the morning.
1 out of 5 stars
14 December, 2024Verified purchase
Dont buy!
This gave me weird side effects. I woke up with clogged ears and a massive headache after taking these. Do not recommend will stick to the name brand
1 out of 5 stars
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12 December, 2024Verified purchase
Don't recommend.
These pills used to work wonders for me and now that they’ve changed the formula they don’t do anything but keep me up and make me jittery. Good job ruining a good thing! HIGHLY DON’T RECOMMEND.
1 out of 5 stars
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10 December, 2024
Bring back old formula
The purple pills without caffeine worked really well and could be taken at night. Please bring back the old formula.