Acetaminophen (Doliprane, Dafalgan, Efferalgan): equivalents between France and Canada
acetaminophen
- FR · data as of October 7, 2026
- CA · date not published
- 148 products FR
- 74 products CA
The public registries list 148 products in France whose only active ingredient is acetaminophen, and 74 products in Canada. 4 presentations are published on both sides at the same strength and route; 2 groups are published at different strengths.
Direct matches
Same molecule, same strength, same route of administration. This is not therapeutic equivalence: the pharmacist decides.
| Presentation | Names in France | Names in Canada |
|---|---|---|
| 10 MGintraveineuse |
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| 80 MGorale |
from €1.16 |
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| 500 MGorale |
Show the 41 others
from €1.07 |
Show the 15 others
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| 1,000 MGintraveineuse |
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Same molecule, different dose
Same molecule and route, but no shared strength. Ask a pharmacist before swapping one product for another.
| Presentation | Names in France | Names in Canada |
|---|---|---|
| oraleFrance · 1,000 MG · 100 MG · 150 MG · 200 MG · 2,400 MG · 300 MG · 3,000 MG · 250 MGCanada · 160 MG · 325 MG · 650 MG |
Show the 31 others
from €1.16 |
Show the 26 others
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| rectaleFrance · 600 MG · 100 MG · 150 MG · 200 MG · 300 MG · 1,000 MG · 80 MGCanada · 120 MG · 160 MG · 325 MG · 650 MG |
from €1.20 |
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Worth knowing
In Québec, a prescription written in France cannot be filled at a pharmacy; the Ordre des pharmaciens du Québec states this. For a common painkiller it is the molecule's name, rather than the brand's, that lets you ask the question at the counter. The table above shows what each registry publishes; the pharmacist confirms the product and dose that fit your situation.
Frequently asked
- What is acetaminophen called in Canada?
- The brand names in Canada are in the table above, as published by the official registry. The molecule's name is the one that is understood everywhere; it can be spelled differently — this sheet's subtitle shows it.
- Can I swap my product for one in the table?
- The table lists presentations at the same strength and route. Choosing a replacement is for the pharmacist or doctor who knows your situation.
- Where does this data come from?
- From each country's public registry, at the date shown in Sources. Kayu computes the matches; no authority publishes or endorses them.
Sources
- France: data as of October 7, 2026 · Official registry — France
- Canada: update date not published · Official registry — Canada
Base de données publique des médicaments (ANSM) under Licence Ouverte 2.0 · Contains information licensed under the Open Government Licence – Canada
Match computed by Kayu from the official records.
These matches are not therapeutic equivalence: the app always refers you to a pharmacist.
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