BackAid Max / acetaminophen, pamabrom / TABLET, FILM COATED
Analysis updated August 2026 · How Scout scores
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Summary
This product contains acetaminophen and pamabrom, which are active ingredients commonly used for pain relief and diuretic purposes. The formulation includes several inactive ingredients such as calcium sulfate and titanium dioxide, which are typical in tablet manufacturing but add to the processing level. While the active ingredients are appropriate for their intended use, the presence of multiple inactive additives slightly lowers the overall score.
Key ingredients 6
AcetaminophenNeutral
An active pharmaceutical ingredient commonly used as a pain reliever and fever reducer.
PamabromNeutral
An active pharmaceutical ingredient used as a mild diuretic to help relieve water retention.
Calcium SulfateNeutral
Used as an inactive filler and binder in tablet formulations.
See more about Calcium Sulfate →Croscarmellose SodiumNeutral
A commonly used disintegrant that helps tablets break apart properly in the digestive tract.
See more about Croscarmellose Sodium →TalcBad
Used as an excipient and glidant in manufacturing, but low-grade talc can carry contamination risks and potential respiratory concerns if inhaled.
See more about Talc →Titanium DioxideVery Bad
Used as a whitening pigment and opacifier in tablet coatings, but has raised regulatory scrutiny regarding potential long-term safety concerns with ingestion.
See more about Titanium Dioxide →Processing
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