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Yes. Motrin is a brand name for the drug ibuprofen. So “Motrin” and “ibuprofen” are the same medicine, just different names. [1]
Often yes. Advil is also a brand name for ibuprofen, so Motrin and Advil typically contain the same active ingredient. [1]
Yes. Generic ibuprofen is the same active ingredient as Motrin, though inactive ingredients and tablet strength can differ depending on the product. [1]
Motrin products can come in different strengths and formulations (for example, liquid vs. tablets, or different dosing). They still use ibuprofen as the active ingredient, but the exact product you have matters for dose and instructions. [1]
Look for “ibuprofen” as the active ingredient and confirm the strength (for example, 200 mg). That’s what determines whether two products are the same medication in dose, even if the brand names differ. [1] Sources: 1. https://www.drugs.com/motrin.html
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