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“Ibuprofen” is already the generic name. Many brands market products that contain ibuprofen as the active ingredient.
Brand names vary by country, but they all refer to products where the active ingredient is ibuprofen.
No. The active ingredient used in generic and brand versions is ibuprofen, though the product may differ by formulation (for example, tablets vs. liquid, or extended-release vs. immediate-release).
Yes. Drugs in the same class (NSAIDs) use different generic names, such as naproxen or aspirin, but they are not ibuprofen.
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