There have also been sporadic reports of a shortage of children’s Tylenol, although its manufacturer said that there is no shortage.
There’s no Tamiflu for children.
Some parents have reported on social media that they’re having difficulty finding children’s Tylenol, which is used to reduce fevers, in various locales.Johnson & Johnson, the manufacturer, disputed those reports several weeks ago and said it has seen no evidence of a shortage.
“We are not experiencing shortages of children’s Tylenol in the United States,” Johnson & Johnson told the Daily Mail last month.Food and Drug Administration also hasn’t reported any shortages of Tylenol or other over-the-counter medications