Advil Dual Action Coated Caplets with Acetaminophen, Ibuprofen 125 Mg and Acetaminophen 250Mg, 144 Count, 18 Bonus Caplets

This is an interesting product that I didn't know existed. Typically, Advil's active ingredient is ibuprofen, an NSAID that is commonly used to treat minor aches, pains, and headaches. This version, Advil Dual Action, contains not only ibuprofen, but also acetaminophen. Acetaminophen is probably most commonly known as the active ingredient in Tylenol, and is also often used to treat minor aches, pains, and headaches, as well as fevers.I like to avoid taking too much of any one OTC pain medication when I have a more severe headache that doesn't respond to the standard dose, so I'll often take Excedrin first (which contains acetaminophen, aspirin, and caffeine), and follow it up with ibuprofen or naproxen (commonly found in Aleve and Motrin) so as not to exceed the maximum dose of any one active ingredient. This cuts out the waiting period to see if the headache goes away or not before throwing something else at it. Do be aware, it is unwise to combine acetaminophen with alcohol, as it can cause liver damage, so probably best not to use this one as a hangover helper.The pills are oval-shaped, pale yellow, say "Advil II" on one side, and are blank on the other. They were easy to swallow with a couple of sips of water.

With two boys at home, a baby on my hip, a toddler underfoot, a husband trying to work from the same cramped city apartment we all share with two energetic dogs—it’s no surprise I sometimes end up with a headache or an ache somewhere by bedtime. That’s when the Advil Dual Action caplets came into play. I found the idea of combining ibuprofen and acetaminophen in one dose clever—it means I don’t have to juggle different bottles or time them out, and it feels like I'm getting smarter pain relief without stacking pills. The coated caplets are easy enough to swallow even when I’m half-asleep from fatigue, and within about ten to thirty minutes, tension headaches or nagging muscle aches tend to ease. One thing to watch is that while they offer up to eight hours of relief, most labels advise taking only two every eight hours and no more than six in a day—so it's not something I reach for multiple times in a row. Overall, it’s become a reliable go-to when the chaos of kids, dogs, and city buzz leaves me worn down, giving me enough reprieve to handle bedtime stories or calm a restless baby—just wish I didn’t have to take something at all.

I've used Advil for years and have always found it reliable, but this dual action version really impressed me. I deal with back pain pretty regularly, and this helps more than most other options I've tried. What I really like is how long the relief lasts, I can take it in the morning and still feel decent hours later. It's nice to have both ibuprofen and acetaminophen in one pill so I don't have to take multiple things. I also appreciate that it handles other pains well too, like sore muscles or the occasional headache. The coated caplets are easy to swallow and haven't upset my stomach. Even when the pain is more stubborn, this still takes the edge off enough that I can function comfortably. Having a box with a good supply is convenient so I don't run out quickly. I like knowing I'm using a brand that's worked for me over the years. I will note that my wife tried it and experienced some drowsiness, but I'm rating this 5 stars because I would get it again.

Acetaminophen and Ibuprofen are the two most popular fever reducers and pain relievers we get over the counter. This tablet combines them both.Sealed bottle in a box arrives when you order. Inside - you have a vacuum sealed bottle with coated caplets for the medicine.Easy to swallow and not too big in size. Instead of 2 x tablets of Ibuprofen, I find myself taking one of these instead.There is still the kidney and overdoing risk of depending on painkiller for day to day work. Having said that, it is good to have a combination medicine accessible.Effect is fairly quick. I see headaches subside in around 20 minutes from taking the dose.Decent size packet, good product. Would recommend !

These dual-action Advil tablets are super helpful to have on hand when I’m going through the beginning of my menstrual cycle. Normally I would just take ibuprofen because that helps (a little) with the pain. Adding in the acetaminophen actually makes a huge difference. I like that you get two great pain-relieving ingredients in one; so there’s no need to buy another bottle of anything else. The squeeze to open lid is easy for adults to open, and tough for kids to figure out. It’s nice having peace of mind knowing that I’m feeling better physically, and not worried about keeping this in my medicine cabinet.I think this specific size is pretty good value, coming in around $0.12 per tablet. Could you find cheaper? Sure. Would it be the same…? Hard to say. Don’t risk it!

This dual action Advil is really good.• Capsule-shaped & easy to swallow – No chalky aftertaste, no awkward gulping maneuvers.• Double trouble pain relief – The combo of 250 mg acetaminophen + 125 mg ibuprofen means headaches, backaches, and random pains don’t stand a chance.• Count me in for the bonus – 162 caplets, including 18 free. That’s not just generous—it’s hero-level packaging.I took two and—cue dramatic lighting—the tension in my shoulders melted like a popsicle in July. No grogginess, no mystery side effects, just clean, focused relief. Whether it’s post-workout aches or “I-slept-weird-again” pains, this stuff delivers.If you’ve been battling discomfort with lesser warriors, it’s time to call in the Advil cavalry. A+ for effectiveness and value.