Get acetaminophen (Tylenol) online prescriptions for pain relief

Acetaminophen can be purchased without a prescription, which means you can get it at most stores where OTC medicines are sold. This includes grocery stores, convenience stores, gas stations, and medical retailers. Acetaminophen can also be purchased online for delivery.

Looking for more information? Book an online doctor visit to talk to a health care provider about whether acetaminophen is right for you.

Acetaminophen is widely available over the counter. That means that this medication can be purchased without a prescription. Acetaminophen, and its brand-name forms, can be found at most convenience stores, grocery stores, and medical retailers (like CVS).

Acetaminophen can cause adverse side effects when combined with alcohol, other medications, or supplements. Talk to a health care provider before taking acetaminophen if you are taking any prescription medications or supplements or are managing an ongoing health concern. Additionally, do not take acetaminophen while drinking alcohol, before drinking alcohol, or if you regularly drink three alcoholic beverages daily.

You can learn more about acetaminophen by checking out our drug information pages. Read on to learn more about acetaminophen, its side effects, and dosage information:

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Yes, Sesame makes it easier than ever to get a new prescription or refill an existing prescription online. To discuss a new online prescription or refill, book a video visit with a doctor or nurse on Sesame to discuss a new online prescription or refill. Clinicians on Sesame can prescribe drugs that help treat infections, allergies, high blood pressure, and more.

Note that providers on Sesame cannot prescribe controlled substances.

Prescriptions and prescription refills on Sesame are exclusively cash-pay. We do not accept insurance for the provider appointment or the medication. If a clinician sends your prescription to your local pharmacy, you can pick it up and pay with a method of your choice, including your FSA or HSA card, prescription card, cash, credit, and more.

Most insurance plans do not require prior authorization for medication coverage. When you go to the pharmacy to pick up your prescription, the pharmacist can use the insurance information they have on file, or you can give them your insurance information for coverage.

Health insurance plans publish a formulary for the drugs covered by the plan and the corresponding drug and copay prices. Check with your insurance provider to find out what drugs require authorization and the specific coverage information regarding the medication you’ve been prescribed.

For patients who book a weight management service through Sesame’s online weight loss management program, providers can assist with prior insurance authorization requests for your medication. For more information, visit our video weight loss program page.