Lorne???
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^ Funny thing is, APAP was actually originally available in the form of a toxic prodrug- acetinalide- and then discovered it was highly toxic, and so they invented apap, yet instead used phenacetin- another apparently carcinogenic prodrug for Tylenol; this was sold by Bauer and quite popular; however it was toxic and, finnaly, apap was released as, triogenic or something, a combination product-yet bad luck(or a warning) struck again, as it was temporarily removed from the market, until proven, well, "safe"- Finally we get Tylenol- and it becomes very popular apparently quickly, and was otc "analgesic" and antipyretic of choice, pretty much(in US, at least) so multiple companies had a chance to market this, and decades longer one hits the jackpot; an odd story, though interesting, IMO