Tylenol Arthritis By Georgia Sawhook By Georgia Sawhook on Nov 05, 2007 - Updated Oct 15, 2011

Tylenol Arthritis is one of the best pain relievers for arthritis besides the anti-inflammatory medications. Because I am on a prescription anti-inflammatory Lodine, I am not allowed to take any other ibuprofen meds because they clash. But my doctor tole me that I could take Tylenol. I found that the regular strength or extra strength didn't help me, but when I saw there was a Tylenol Arthritis, I thought I would give it a try. It is a time released tablet that lasts for up to eight hours. The outside layer dissolves to give quick relief and the rest of the tablet dissolves slowly to give you lasting time released relief. The outside layer is also supposed to help not to irritate the stomach lining.

So in addition to my regular prescription, when it's a bad pain day, Tylenol Arthritis really helps.