help when you need it

Monday’s are synonymous with headaches (although today was relatively peaceful, all things considering). Most Mondays are filled with stress, yelling, stacks and stacks of paper and things I needed to do last Monday but still haven’t done. By the end of the day my head is screaming. I often mind myself fumbling around my desk for that bottle of Tylenol or whatever painkiller is close at hand. How annoying are those bottles? How frustrating is it to fumble with a child-proof lid? And, P.S., how annoying is it to actually buy painkillers. There’s nothing like going into Target, CVS or whatever with a giant headache. You’re confronted with screaming kids, florescent lights, annoying music and dozens of signs and options… enough to make your head spin (even when you don’t have a headache). That’s why I thought you’d like the peaceful packaging and presentation of help’s “I have a headache.” These simply packaged pills are just what the doctor ordered.
Help I have a headache is made of 500mg tablets of acetaminophen. The company uses acetaminophen because it does not upset your stomach like aspirin and ibuprofen can. Their pills are as close to pure acetaminophen as possible. There are no coatings or the dyes that some of the major brands use. Just a simple, peaceful, remedy for that oh-so-annoying headache.

All that, plus 5% of their profits are returned to charities that help people without healthcare get healthcare (insert Obama/ Hillary joke here). It’s also a fun site to visit if you’re bored.