Italian term for tylenol?

What do Italians call Tylenol?

In Italy, Tylenol is most commonly referred to by its active ingredient: paracetamolo (often written as paracetamol in packaging and prescriptions) — the Italian name for acetaminophen.

What would you see on a pharmacy label?

You’re likely to see “Paracetamolo” plus a brand name (which may differ from Tylenol) and a strength such as 500 mg or 1000 mg.

Is there an Italian equivalent name for “Tylenol” specifically?

Tylenol is a U.S. brand name. In Italy, pharmacies and doctors generally use paracetamolo rather than “Tylenol” as the standard term.