Flarin Ibuprofen Capsules
Proven to be as effective as twice the dose of standard ibuprofen*
*See manufacturer for details. To verify claims visit https://ibuproven.com/verification
Flarin is the first and only over-the-counter (OTC) lipid formulated ibuprofen which helps relieve flaring joint pain and inflammation.
Flarin’s lipid formulation helps shield the stomach from damage1. It has been clinically proven to be as effective as prescription-strength ibuprofen (2400 mg) at reducing pain2.
No other Ibuprofen is more effective for joint pain2.
In addition, Flarin is the only OTC ibuprofen formulation demonstrated to relieve flaring knee pain in a recent clinical study.
As well as joint and back pain, Flarin also provides relief from rheumatic or muscular pain and pain of non-serious arthritic conditions.
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Flarin® 200mg soft capsules. Contains ibuprofen. Relief from rheumatic or muscular pain, also for the relief of pain of non-serious arthritic conditions (caused by swelling, stiffness and inflammation of joints), joint pain, back pain. Always read the label.
Flarin® Joint & Muscular Pain Relief 200mg Soft Capsules. Contains Ibuprofen. Relief from rheumatic or muscular pain, joint pain, back pain. Always read the leaflet.
If you’re pregnant then you should not take ibuprofen or ibuprofen lysine unless it’s prescribed by your doctor, especially if you’ve over 30 weeks.
It is thought that ibuprofen may be linked to some birth defects when taken during pregnancy and that it may even be linked to miscarriage when taken during early pregnancy.
If you think you need to take ibuprofen while you’re pregnant, you should speak to your doctor so they can help you to make the best decision for both you and your baby.
When you’re looking for alternative pain relief during your pregnancy, paracetamol is usually recommended by doctors and pharmacists as it’s much safer.
Ibuprofen tablets are a good way to manage headaches, migraines, and other everyday aches and pains.
Some other reasons why people use ibuprofen include:
- Toothache or other dental pain
- Neuralgia
- Period pain
- Rheumatic pain
- Muscular pain
- Backache
- Symptoms of cold and flu
When taking a ‘cold and flu’ medicine, it’s important to check what the active ingredients are to make sure they don’t interact with any other medicines you might be taking.
Whether you can take ibuprofen with your cold and flu medicine may depend on whether that also contains ibuprofen.
Make sure not to take two products containing ibuprofen as you may exceed the recommended dose.
Most children can take ibuprofen, but it’s important to consider their age when deciding the formula to take.
From the age of 3 months your child can take ibuprofen in a liquid form; tablets, capsules and chewables are suitable from the age of 7, and granules from the age of 12.
Ibuprofen isn’t suitable for all children, so check with your doctor or pharmacist before giving ibuprofen to your child.
NSAID stands for non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs, which are a type of medicine typically used to relieve pain, reduce inflammation, and a high temperature.
They are given to people who are suffering from pain, whether it be from a headache to something long-term like arthritis.
You can buy NSAIDs over the counter or on prescription, and you might recognize some like ibuprofen and naproxen.
