Which tablets?
Can someone tell me what kind of tablets these are?
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Hello Rotkiv926,
From this perspective, I would say that it is the drug “Ibuflam”.
An acetylsalicylic acid drug (painting agent) from the drug family such as “Ibuprofen”.
Hope I could help you.
Chris.
Ibuflam contains the active ingredient ibuprofen, not acetylsalicylic acid.
Even though both active compounds belong to the NSAR, they are different active compounds.
Is that a April joke? The name of the drug is on the packaging
Unfortunately no good photo…