â¢ EXIT POLL (noun). The noun EXIT POLL has 1 sense: 1. a poll of voters as they leave the voting place; usually taken by news media in order to predict the outcome of an election. Familiarity information: EXIT POLL used as a noun is very rare.
To help encourage the safe use of acetaminophen, the makers of TYLENOLÂ® have lowered the maximum daily dose for single-ingredient Extra Strength TYLENOLÂ® (acetaminophen) products sold in the U.S. from 8 pills per day (4,000 mg) to 6 pills per day (3,000 mg).
The regular strength dosage is 325mg, usually taken once every four hours. While taking the extra strength Tylenol (650mg) in pregnancy, taking one dose every four hours is usually considered safe [4]. Make sure to take the dosage recommended by your doctor to minimize the potential negative effects. The dosage should never exceed 4000mg within a 24 hour period [5].