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Cuprofen
Archived Product
Cuprofen (Ibuprofen) Maximum Strength 400mg Tablets x 96 [P]
Cuprofen (Ibuprofen) Maximum
Strength 400mg Tablets X 96
[P]
    How does it work?
    Cuprofen ibuprofen
    tablets and Cuprofen
    tablets maximum strength
    both contain the active
    ingredient ibuprofen,
    which is a type of
    medicine called a
    non-steroidal
    anti-inflammatory drug
    (NSAID).  Ibuprofen is a
    simple painkilling
    medicine used to relieve
    mild to moderate pain,
    inflammation and fever.
    Directions Do not exceed
    the dose recommended in
    the leaflet supplied with
    the medicine. If symptoms
    persist despite
    treatment, seek medical
    advice from your doctor
    or pharmacist. Cuprofen
    tablets are not
    recommended for children
    under 12 years of age.
    Take this medication with
    or after food.   Use
    with caution in Elderly
    people History of
    disorders affecting the
    stomach or intestines
    Inflammatory bowel
    disease such as Crohns
    disease or ulcerative
    colitis Kidney
    diseaseLiver disease
    Heart failure High blood
    pressure (hypertension)
    People with blood
    clotting problems or
    taking anticoagulant
    medicines History of
    asthma History of
    allergies This medicine
    is not recommended for
    use in pregnancy unless
    considered essential by
    your doctor.    
    Possible Side effects
    Ibuprofen is generally
    well-tolerated and most
    people do not experience
    any side effects. The
    most common side effects
    are related to stomach
    irritation and include
    abdominal pain,
    indigestion and nausea.
    These can mainly be
    avoided by taking the
    ibuprofen with food.  
    Disturbances of the gut
    such as nausea,
    vomiting, diarrhoea,
    indigestion or abdominal
    pain Bleeding from the
    stomach or intestine
    Stomach or duodenal ulcer
    Retention of water in the
    body tissues  Headache
    Dizziness Depression
    Confusion Drowsiness
    Balance disorders
    involving the inner ear
    (vertigo) It is important
    to tell your doctor or
    pharmacist what medicines
    you are already taking,
    including those bought
    without a prescription
    and herbal medicines,
    before taking this
    medicine. Similarly,
    check with your doctor or
    pharmacist before taking
    any new medicines while
    taking this one, to
    ensure that the
    combination is safe.
    Ibuprofen should not be
    taken in combination with
    painkilling doses of
    aspirin or any other oral
    NSAID.
Availability: In Stock
£7.09
Archived Product
Cuprofen (Ibuprofen) Max 400mg Tablets x 12 [P]
Cuprofen (Ibuprofen) Max 400mg
Tablets X 12 [P]
    How does it work?
    Cuprofen ibuprofen
    tablets and Cuprofen
    tablets maximum strength
    both contain the active
    ingredient ibuprofen,
    which is a type of
    medicine called a
    non-steroidal
    anti-inflammatory drug
    (NSAID).  Ibuprofen is a
    simple painkilling
    medicine used to relieve
    mild to moderate pain,
    inflammation and fever.
    Directions Do not exceed
    the dose recommended in
    the leaflet supplied with
    the medicine. If symptoms
    persist despite
    treatment, seek medical
    advice from your doctor
    or pharmacist. Cuprofen
    tablets are not
    recommended for children
    under 12 years of age.
    Take this medication with
    or after food.   Use
    with caution in Elderly
    people History of
    disorders affecting the
    stomach or intestines
    Inflammatory bowel
    disease such as Crohns
    disease or ulcerative
    colitis Kidney
    diseaseLiver disease
    Heart failure High blood
    pressure (hypertension)
    People with blood
    clotting problems or
    taking anticoagulant
    medicines History of
    asthma History of
    allergies This medicine
    is not recommended for
    use in pregnancy unless
    considered essential by
    your doctor.    
    Possible Side effects
    Ibuprofen is generally
    well-tolerated and most
    people do not experience
    any side effects. The
    most common side effects
    are related to stomach
    irritation and include
    abdominal pain,
    indigestion and nausea.
    These can mainly be
    avoided by taking the
    ibuprofen with food.  
    Disturbances of the gut
    such as nausea,
    vomiting, diarrhoea,
    indigestion or abdominal
    pain Bleeding from the
    stomach or intestine
    Stomach or duodenal ulcer
    Retention of water in the
    body tissues  Headache
    Dizziness Depression
    Confusion Drowsiness
    Balance disorders
    involving the inner ear
    (vertigo) It is important
    to tell your doctor or
    pharmacist what medicines
    you are already taking,
    including those bought
    without a prescription
    and herbal medicines,
    before taking this
    medicine. Similarly,
    check with your doctor or
    pharmacist before taking
    any new medicines while
    taking this one, to
    ensure that the
    combination is safe.
    Ibuprofen should not be
    taken in combination with
    painkilling doses of
    aspirin or any other oral
    NSAID.
Availability: In Stock
£1.40
Archived Product
Cuprofen (Ibuprofen) Max 400mg Tablets x 24 [P]
Cuprofen (Ibuprofen) Max 400mg
Tablets X 24 [P]
    How does it work?
    Cuprofen ibuprofen
    tablets and Cuprofen
    tablets maximum strength
    both contain the active
    ingredient ibuprofen,
    which is a type of
    medicine called a
    non-steroidal
    anti-inflammatory drug
    (NSAID).  Ibuprofen is a
    simple painkilling
    medicine used to relieve
    mild to moderate pain,
    inflammation and fever.
    Directions Do not exceed
    the dose recommended in
    the leaflet supplied with
    the medicine. If symptoms
    persist despite
    treatment, seek medical
    advice from your doctor
    or pharmacist. Cuprofen
    tablets are not
    recommended for children
    under 12 years of age.
    Take this medication with
    or after food.   Use
    with caution in Elderly
    people History of
    disorders affecting the
    stomach or intestines
    Inflammatory bowel
    disease such as Crohns
    disease or ulcerative
    colitis Kidney
    diseaseLiver disease
    Heart failure High blood
    pressure (hypertension)
    People with blood
    clotting problems or
    taking anticoagulant
    medicines History of
    asthma History of
    allergies This medicine
    is not recommended for
    use in pregnancy unless
    considered essential by
    your doctor.    
    Possible Side effects
    Ibuprofen is generally
    well-tolerated and most
    people do not experience
    any side effects. The
    most common side effects
    are related to stomach
    irritation and include
    abdominal pain,
    indigestion and nausea.
    These can mainly be
    avoided by taking the
    ibuprofen with food.  
    Disturbances of the gut
    such as nausea,
    vomiting, diarrhoea,
    indigestion or abdominal
    pain Bleeding from the
    stomach or intestine
    Stomach or duodenal ulcer
    Retention of water in the
    body tissues  Headache
    Dizziness Depression
    Confusion Drowsiness
    Balance disorders
    involving the inner ear
    (vertigo) It is important
    to tell your doctor or
    pharmacist what medicines
    you are already taking,
    including those bought
    without a prescription
    and herbal medicines,
    before taking this
    medicine. Similarly,
    check with your doctor or
    pharmacist before taking
    any new medicines while
    taking this one, to
    ensure that the
    combination is safe.
    Ibuprofen should not be
    taken in combination with
    painkilling doses of
    aspirin or any other oral
    NSAID.
Availability: In Stock
£2.20
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