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Ibuprofen (NSAID) Pain Reliever & Fever Reducer Tablets - up&up™

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Children's Tylenol Dye-Free Pain + Fever Relief Liquid - Acetaminophen - Cherry - 4 fl oz

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Children's Tylenol Pain + Fever Relief Chewables - Acetaminophen - Grape - 24ct

Ibuprofen Mini Gelcaps (NSAID) - 80ct - up&up™

Children's Acetaminophen Pain Reliever & Fever Reducer Liquid - Bubblegum - 4 fl oz. - up&up™

Infants' Concentrated Ibuproen - 1 fl oz - up&up™

$6.79

Naproxen NSAID Sodium Tablets - 90ct - up&up™

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The listings show aspirin, acetaminophen, and lidocaine as the primary active ingredients. Some multi-symptom formulas also include caffeine and pyrilamine maleate.

These products are offered in several forms: chewable tablets, caplets, gelcaps, patches, capsules, and gummies.

Examples shown include an 81 mg chewable aspirin, 500 mg acetaminophen options, and a 4% lidocaine topical patch.

Age and use notes vary by product: many are labeled for ages 12 years and up, some for 18 years and up, and others are marked for adult use only.

These products target period cramps and related symptoms such as backache, muscle ache, headache, bloating, fatigue, water weight gain, and mood-related symptoms.

Some listings display a direct warning not to use if pregnant or nursing; others advise consulting a doctor before use if pregnant or nursing.

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