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Ibuprofen is sold under many brand names and is also known by its generic/chemical name. Common “other names” you may see include: - Branded names: Advil, Motrin - Generic name: ibuprofen - Chemical/label wording: ibuprofen (sometimes written as ibuprofen in different salt/strength formats, depending on the product)
Ibuprofen is in the NSAID (nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drug) class. Other NSAIDs have different generic names, even though they treat similar problems (pain, fever, inflammation). Examples of different generics include naproxen and aspirin, but they are not “other names” for ibuprofen.
On labels, ibuprofen usually appears consistently as “ibuprofen.” Strengths (for example, 200 mg or 400 mg) vary by product, but the active ingredient name typically remains ibuprofen.
If you tell me the country (or share the product label wording), I can list the most likely brand names used there.
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