When Tylenol was sued for failure to warn of possible damage to livers by Tylenol users who drink alcohol, the court held Tylenol's make not liable because alcohol is an unavoidably dangerous product.

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The statement in the question is incorrect. The court did not hold Tylenol's maker not liable because alcohol is an unavoidably dangerous product. In fact, Tylenol's maker agreed to settle the lawsuit out of court for $30 million, and also added warning labels to their products about the potential liver damage risk when taken with alcohol.

When Tylenol Was Sued for Failure to Warn of Possible