Hungover? Stop, drop the Tylenol!

As gambling industry professionals we’re always all about having a good time and partying like rockstars whenever the moment even remotely presents itself. But never has a night of gamblin and drinkin and carryin on been so dangerous the next morning. That pounding headache you have, the dead-red tell you have a serious hangover won’t stop unless you do something about it. But whatever you do, don’t take a Tylenol, well, not without reading this first.

Tylenol has recalled its Tylenol 8-hour caplets 50 count, sold in the United States and Puerto Rico. The lot number is BCM155. Tylenol issued the recall after some people noticed a funky, moldy odor, one that you may not recognize if your hungover like a motherf***.

This isn’t the first time Tylenol has been forced to recall some of their products. Tylenol has recalled this year alone, several non-prescription cold and pain drugs such as Tylenol, Benadryl and Motrin, so much so that they have prompted Congress to poke their heads around in an inquiry.

In November alone, five lots of Tylenol Arthritis Pain 100 count with the EZ-open cap were recalled for unusual odor. People who took these pills experienced nausea, stomach pain, vomiting and mud butt.

Taking tylenol isn’t the best way to solve a hangover anyways, it’s not guaranteed to get the job done, if you’re really hung try some of these methods on How To Cure A Hangover.

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