DocTayo Medication Safety Tool

Pain Reliever Dose and Time Tracker

Record acetaminophen and ibuprofen as two separate ingredients. The tracker adds doses taken during the previous 24 hours based on the entries you provide.

Important: This tool does not tell you when or how much medicine to take. Enter the maximum from your exact label or clinician instructions. Incorrect information produces incorrect totals. Data stays in this browser tab only and clears on refresh.

Set up the products

Add a dose

Rolling 24-hour totals

Acetaminophen during previous 24 hours
0 mg
No maximum entered
Ibuprofen during previous 24 hours
0 mg
No maximum entered

Totals use the current device time and only the doses stored in this browser session. A total below the entered maximum does not prove that another dose is safe or due.

Dose log

Date and timeIngredientUnitsAmountNotes

Stop and get help

  • Seek prompt medical help for a suspected overdose, even when no symptoms are present.
  • Urgent warning signs include trouble breathing, facial swelling, severe rash, chest pain, one-sided weakness, vomiting blood, black stools, fainting, jaundice, confusion, or very little urine.
  • Ask a professional before using ibuprofen with kidney disease, ulcers, blood thinners, high blood pressure, heart disease, dehydration, or pregnancy. Avoid NSAIDs at 20 weeks of pregnancy or later unless specifically directed.

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