Children's Tylenol Chewables with 160 mg Acetaminophen, Pain Reliever & Fever Reducer for Kids' Cold + Flu Symptoms, Headache, Sore Throat & Toothache, Aspirin-Free, Grape Flavor, 24 ct

Pros:Kids actually like the tasteQuick relief from fever, aches, and sore throatChewable makes it easy for travel and schoolTrusted and effectiveCons:Pricier than store brandsTablets can get chalky if left open to airWould I buy this again? Yes — always good to have in the medicine cabinet.

These chewable Tylenol tablets are a lifesaver. My kids actually take them without a fight because they like the grape flavor—it’s not too strong or weird like other meds. They work fast to bring down fevers and ease headaches or sore throats. I also love that they’re chewable since my kids hate swallowing pills or taking messy syrup. Definitely keep these on hand whenever someone’s feeling under the weather.

These chewable Tylenol will be tolerated well by children. They taste like candy so keep the bottle away from your children.

My kids love the taste! It's tylenol, it takes down fevers and helps with pains. It's easier for them to ingest than chewable or even liquid. You need a scissors to open the package though.

Great flavor that my children eat without issue! Perfect for travel and first aid kits.

This is the children’s Tylenol chewable, they are for pain and fever and for kids 2-11 years. I bought these to add to my travel medicine bag. They are Much easier to work with when traveling than the liquid. less mess and less work. They are a little bigger than I expected but my kids don’t mind, they chew it like candy. Plus they like the grape flavor. This is a great addition to your traveling medicine bag.

Well I use these all the time because I can't handle the milligrams of an adult Tylenol, So this works perfect for me. I can break the 180 mg in half and just take 80. And really you don't need like 350 mg to take of medication, you can take 80 or 60 and still get the same effect. It may not last as long but it will help get you. Rid of whatever is ailing you at the moment.

I wanted to try this because my son has a hard time taking the liquid Tylenol and tends to spit it out. Even trying to hide it in juice or food is not reliable. Someone recommend the chewable tablets for me and I thought I would give it a try. I gave one to my toddler when he was sick with a fever last week and told him this will help him feel better. He did say when chewing that it doesn’t taste great (but I think he meant the consistency), but I gave him some water and it helped. The Tylenol worked as it should and he was feeling better quickly. I definitely would recommend this for kids who have a hard time with the liquid Tylenol. This is also easier to pack for travel.