Ingredients for advil?

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What ingredients are in Advil?

Advil is ibuprofen, an NSAID (nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drug). The active ingredient is ibuprofen.[1]

What are the inactive ingredients (fillers) in Advil tablets?

Inactive ingredients vary by product type and strength (for example, regular tablets versus liquigels/gels). To get the exact inactive ingredients for the specific Advil you have, check the “Inactive ingredients” section on your package label (or the manufacturer’s prescribing information for that exact product).[1]

Which Advil products use ibuprofen, and what strengths?

Advil products that are sold as ibuprofen medicines generally list ibuprofen as the active ingredient; strengths also vary by formulation (for example, 200 mg products are common).[1]

How to confirm the ingredients for your exact bottle/box

Look on the outer carton or bottle label for:
- Active ingredient: “ibuprofen” and the mg strength
- Inactive ingredients: listed under “Inactive ingredients”
- Any specific formulation name (tablets, liquigels, etc.), which determines the inactive ingredients.[1]

Sources:
[1] https://www.advil.com/ingredients