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How many tablets should i take of acetaminophen if its 500 mg a tablet ?
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One or two: Five hundred is the standard dose and some might benefit from two of them. More would not add any benefit and too many more could be unhealthy. If your symptoms persist after two pills, then check with your family doctor for a better remedy or an alternate diagnosis.
Answered 10/8/2016
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