List of paracetamol brand names

Brand names[1]

Aceta, Actimin, Anacin-3, Apacet, Aspirin Free Anacin, Atasol, Banesin, Ben-u-ron, Biogesic, Crocin, Dafalgan, Dapa, Dolo, Datril, Extra-Strength, Efferalgan, DayQuil, Depon & Depon Maximum, Feverall, Few Drops, Fibi, Fibi plus, Genapap, Genebs, Lekadol, LemSip, Liquiprin, Lupocet, Milidon, Neopap, Ny-Quil, Oraphen-PD, Panado, Panadol, Panadrex, Panamax, Paracet, Parol, Panodil, Paratabs, Paralen, Phenaphen, Plicet, PyongSu Cetamol, Redutemp, Snaplets-FR, Suppap, Tachipirina, Tamen, Tapanol, Tempra, Tylenol, Uphamol, Valorin, Xcel.

In various countries, common brand names for Paracetamol (acetaminophen) include:

Brand name	Countries
Acamol	Israel
Ace +	Bangladesh
Acetalgin	Switzerland
Adol	Bahrain, Kuwait, Oman
Aldolor	Israel
Alvedon	Sweden
APAP	Poland
Apiretal Apiretal Flas	Spain
Atamel	Venezuela
Atasol	Canada
Benuron	Germany, Portugal, Switzerland
Biogesic	Myanmar, Philippines
Buscapina	Argentina, Mexico, Spain, Venezuela
Calpol	Bulgaria, Cyprus, India, Ireland, United Kingdom, Philippines, Pakistan, South Africa
Cemol	Thailand
Crocin (same as Panadol)	India
Dafalgan	Belgium, France, Portugal, Russia, Spain (Esteve), Switzerland, Ukraine
Daleron	Slovenia
Dawa ya magi	Kenya
Depon	Greece
Dexamol Dexamol Plus	Israel
Dolex	Colombia
Dolo (500mg and 650mg)	India
Dolgesic	Spain (Ferrer Grupo)
Doliprane	France, Portugal, Russia, Ukraine, Tunisia
Dolprone	Switzerland
Duiyixian anjifen pian (对乙酰氨基酚片)	China
Efferalgan	Bulgaria,Croatia, France, Italy, Portugal, Romania, Russia, Serbia, Spain, Ukraine, Vietnam. Made by UPSA Laboratoires in France. CoEfferalgan instead is a preparation of paracetamol and codeine and follows the restrictions placed on opioid analgesics.
Europain	Hong Kong
Febrectal	Spain (Almirall)
Febrex Plus (contains 500 mg Paracetamol)	India
Febricet	Serbia
Febridol	Australia
Gelocatil	Spain (Gelos)
Gripin	Turkey
Hedanol	Australia
Herron	Australia
Influbene	Switzerland
Kafa	Switzerland
Lekadol	Croatia, Slovenia
Lupocet	Croatia
Metacin	India
Mexalen	Austria
Milidon	Malaysia
Minoset	Turkey
Momentum	Austria
Napa	Bangladesh
Neo-Kiddielets	Philippines
Pacimol	India
Pacol	Georgia
Pamol	Denmark, Finland, France, New Zealand, Norway, Sweden
Panol	Turkey
Panado	South Africa
Panadol	Australia, Azerbaijan, Bahrain,Belgium,Bulgaria, British West Indies, Central America, Chile, Croatia, Egypt, Estonia, Finland, Greece, Hong Kong, Hungary, Indonesia, Ireland, Kenya, Kuwait, Lebanon, Lithuania, Macedonia, Malaysia, Malta, Myanmar, Netherlands, New Zealand, Nigeria, Oman, Pakistan, Peru, Poland, Portugal, Puerto Rico, Qatar, Romania, Russia, Saudi Arabia, Serbia, Singapore, Slovakia, Sri Lanka, Switzerland, Taiwan, Turkey, Uganda, Ukraine, United Arab Emirates, United Kingdom, United States of America, Vietnam
Panamax	Australia, United Kingdom
Panodil	Denmark, Iceland, Norway, Sweden
Para	India
Paracet	Norway, Serbia
Paracitol	Sri Lanka
Paralen	Czech Republic, Slovakia
Paramed	Botswana, South Africa, Zimbabwe
Paramol	Israel, Taiwan, United Kingdom (contains paracetamol and dihydrocodeine tartrate)
Parol	Turkey
Perdolan	Belgium
Perfalgan	Germany, Norway, Spain, South Africa (Bristol-Myers Squibb)
Pinex	Denmark, Iceland, Norway
PyongSu Cetamol	North Korea
Pyrenol (Paracetamol plus caffeine)	Bangladesh
Plicet	Croatia
Reliv	Sweden
Rokamol	Israel
Sara	Thailand
Scanol	Taiwan
Tachipirin	Venezuela
Tachipirina	Italy
Tafirol	Argentina, Mexico
Tapsin	Chile
Termalgin	Spain (Novartis)
Tempra	Mexico, Philippines, Venezuela
Treuphadol	Switzerland
Triaminic	United States
Tylenol	Brazil, Canada, Japan, Mexico, Myanmar, Puerto Rico, Peru, South Korea, Thailand, United States. Formerly marketed in Ireland.
Thomapyrin	Germany
Uphamol	Malaysia
Vermidon	Turkey
Vitamol	Thailand
Xumadol	Spain (Italfarmaco)
Zolben	Switzerland, Uruguay

Notes

1. ^ Reader's Digest Guide to Drugs and Supplements. Pleasantville, New York; Montreal: Reader's Digest Association, Inc.. 2002. ISBN 0-7621-0366-3. 

References

• Vademecum.es (Spain)
• Chinapharm Chemicals Manual (China)