Key takeaways
Etodolac (formerly known as Lodine) and Tylenol with Codeine (acetaminophen/codeine) are prescription medications used to treat pain. In addtition to treating pain, they also have several differences between them. Unlike Tylenol with Codeine, etodolac helps reduce inflammation and is available in immediate-release and extended-release forms. Tylenol with Codeine is used to help reduce mild-to-moderate pain, while etodolac is approved to treat arthritis pain. Etodolac doesn't have a risk for dependence and misuse like Tylenol with Codeine. Both medications have potential side effects, but Tylenol with Codeine carries more severe risks, such as dangerously slow breathing and accidental overdose.
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