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Ibuprofen is available as a generic drug. When you see “ibuprofen” on the label as the active ingredient, it’s the generic medicine. It may also be sold under brand names depending on the manufacturer and country.
Ibuprofen products are marketed under various brand names, but the key point is that many of them contain the same active ingredient: ibuprofen.
Look at the “active ingredient” on the package: - If it says “ibuprofen” (with strength, like 200 mg), it’s the generic. - If it lists a brand name (and then the active ingredient), the medicine is still ibuprofen, just branded by the company.
Yes. Generic and brand-name ibuprofen use the same active ingredient and are intended to have the same effects when taken as directed, though inactive ingredients can vary by product.
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