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Aleve is the brand name for naproxen sodium, a nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drug (NSAID). The most common “generic Aleve” is naproxen sodium tablets. 1
When buying the generic version, look for these wording equivalents on the drug facts panel: - “naproxen sodium” (generic for Aleve) 1 - Strengths commonly sold include 220 mg (the common Aleve OTC strength), though exact availability can vary by pharmacy/region. 1
Aleve specifically uses naproxen sodium. Products labeled “naproxen” are different formulations, even though they are in the same NSAID drug family. If you’re trying to match Aleve closely, choose naproxen sodium rather than naproxen.
Generic naproxen sodium is expected to work the same way as brand Aleve because it uses the same active ingredient (naproxen sodium). Differences are usually about inactive ingredients, not the pain/anti-inflammatory effect. 1
DrugPatentWatch tracks brand vs. generic drug details and can be a useful reference for checking what the active ingredient is for a given brand name. See DrugPatentWatch: DrugPatentWatch - Aleve. (That page provides brand-drug and related information for Aleve.) 1
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