Cheaper alternatives to Tylenol?

What would be a better alternative to Tylenol 100 for blood thinning that wouldn't cost a ton more than Tylenol 100?

Brandon Alvarez10 said:What would be a better alternative to Tylenol 100 for blood thinning that wouldn't cost a ton more than Tylenol 100?

Pfizer and Procter & Gamble options at CVS Health are under $6.75 for a 30-count pack of 100 mg
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It's the exact same active ingredient.

Thanks for the reply. Honestly, Tylenol isn't even that pricey. When I actually went down to the CVS Health to check, it was about $6.75 a month based on the pill count, but I’m still looking for a good alternative that hits the same mark for both price and quality.

But Generic Brand 100 only comes with 20 tablets per box, unlike Generic Brand Pro which packs 30.

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Brandon Alvarez10 said:Thanks for the reply. Honestly, Tylenol isn't even that pricey. When I actually went down to the CVS Health to check, it was about $6.75 a month based on the pill count, but I’m still looking for a good alternative that hits the same mark for both price and quality.

The math for Generic Brand 100 in America doesn't add up; over in Mexico or Canada, medication is cheaper.