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• By the late 1980s Nurofen had a 12 % share of the analgesics market.
• It was reissued in 1990, when it was used in a commercial for Nurofen.
• In 2006, she attracted criticism for publicly endorsing the drug brand " Nurofen ".
• Because he was addicted to Nurofen Plus, the pills could be bought without a prescription.
• The McCann London office, which handles Nurofen ibuprofen for Boots, will coordinate the Strepsils account.
• The original Nurofen Plus tablet was manufactured in two equal parts, joined together, and then coated.
• "Nurofen is a very big seller for Boots, " said Emma Burdett, analyst with ABN-Amro Hoare Govett.
• Some variants of Nurofen contain additional active ingredients; for example,'Nurofen Cold & Flu'contains the non-period pain.
• Some variants of Nurofen contain additional active ingredients; for example,'Nurofen Cold & Flu'contains the non-period pain.
• Yet when asked what the enduring lesson was from the Olympic doping scandal, Raducan has no doubt _ " Never take Nurofen ."
• The scheme involved asking for Nurofen Plus at a pharmacy counter, and then attempting to pay for it with a card he knew would be declined.
• Under Boots, the main money-spinner of the Crookes Products division was Nurofen ( Ibuprofen or Brufen ), which Boots had patented in 1962.
• The drug was contained in Nurofen, a common over-the-counter medicine, given to 16-year-old Raducan by her team doctor.
• On 27 August 2011, RB recalled all remaining stock of its major analgesic product, Nurofen Plus, after packs were found to contain an antipsychotic drug.
• In April 2013, the Australian consumer affairs television programme " The Checkout " ran a story about Nurofen's claims about targeting specific pain.
• Boots, which had 4.3 billion pounds in fiscal 1995 sales, won't release Nurofen sales data, but said millions of consumers use it.
• In 1969 ibuprofen was licensed as a prescription drug in the UK, and in 1974 in the USA . Ibuprofen became on sale for general pharmacy ( Nurofen.
• But now, after a team physician administered Nurofen, an over-the-counter cold medicine with the banned drug, Raducan has been stripped of her glory.
• Yet when asked what the enduring lesson was from the Olympic doping scandal, Raducan has no doubt _ " Never take Nurofen . " ( rac-pa)
• Boots must separately apply to the U . K . government if it wants to sell Nurofen over-the-counter, but hinted it would like to maintain the pharmacy only status.