In June 2009, the FDA held a 2-day public advisory committee meeting to discuss acetaminophen toxicity. The FDA presented multiple options for improving the management of acetaminophen-related risk. The top three recommendations of the committee were to reduce the maximum single dose of over-the-counter acetaminophen from 1000 mg to 650 mg or switch the 1000-mg single dose to prescription status, to standardize the range of over-the-counter liquid concentrations (to reduce dosing confusion), and to eliminate prescription acetaminophen combinations or require a boxed warning on the labels of these products. The first and third recommendations, in particular, could have a considerable effect on the use and availability of acetaminophen-containing products. The agency is currently considering its next steps.