FROM THE MAKERS OF NUROFEN: AN UPDATE ON THE USE OF IBUPROFEN FOR COVID-19
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FROM THE MAKERS OF NUROFEN: AN UPDATE ON THE
USE OF IBUPROFEN FOR COVID -19
To our valued pharmacy partners,
We are grateful for your dedicated efforts to keep Australians healthy.
In the wake of the current COVID-19 pandemic, it’s more important than ever to access factual news and ensure
you’re sharing the right information with your patients.
We know there have been stories circulating about the use of ibuprofen at this time, which may be causing you
or your team some confusion. To address any misconceptions, here are the facts:
Based on all available information, there is no proven scientific evidence linking
the use of ibuprofen to the aggravation of covid-19.
The World Health Organisation (WHO)
‘WHO does not recommend against the use of ibuprofen’
‘WHO are consulting with physicians treating COVID-19 patients and are not aware of reports of any negative effects
of ibuprofen, beyond the usual known side effects that limit its use in certain populations’
– World Health Organisation (WHO) Tweet, 19 March 20201
The Department of Health Australia Consumer Healthcare Products (CHP)
‘CHP Australia is not aware of any scientific evidence
‘Over the counter anti-inflammatories may play a role
supporting claims…that the use of NSAIDs, such as ibuprofen,
in general symptomatic management of mild cases of
could affect the health outcomes of COVID-19 patients’
COVID-19 disease’
– Consumer Healthcare Products (CHP) Australia, statement,
– 7 News media story, 17 March 20202
19 March 20203
The Therapeutic Goods Administration (TGA) The European Medicines Agency (EMA)
‘There is currently no published peer-reviewed scientific ‘When starting treatment for fever or pain in COVID-19,
evidence to support a direct link between use of ibuprofen patients and healthcare professionals should consider all
and more severe infection with COVID-19’ available treatment options including paracetamol and NSAIDs’
– Therapeutic Goods Administration (TGA), statement, – European Medicines Agency (EMA), statement,
20 March 20204 18 March 20205
Ibuprofen is a well-established medicine that has been used safely as an over-the-counter fever and pain reliever,
including in viral illnesses, for more than 30 years. As a leading ibuprofen brand that is part of a responsible,
science-led organisation, we remain committed to communicating accurate information related to the safe use
of our products.
If asked, we encourage you to speak with your patients and their caregivers using the above information.
We understand that during this time you are constantly adapting to the changing pharmacy landscape. If there is any
way we can assist you with further guidance or with updates on the current stock position of the RB portfolio, please
contact your RB Representative.
Yours in health,
The Nurofen Australia team.
References: 1. World Health Organisation (WHO): https://twitter.com/WHO/status/1240409217997189128. 2. 7 News: https://7news.com.au/lifestyle/health-wellbeing/australian-
authorities-reject-french-health-ministers-claims-ibuprofen-makes-coronavirus-worse-c-749500. 3. Consumer Healthcare Products (CHP) Australia: https://www.chpaustralia.com.au/
ccms.r?Pageid=6007&tenid=CHPA&DispMode=goto|10096&Return=PageTop|11|10098. 4. Therapeutic Goods Administration (TGA): https://www.tga.gov.au/alert/no-evidence-support-
claims-ibuprofen-worsens-covid-19-symptoms. 5. European Medicines Agency (EMA): https://www.ema.europa.eu/en/news/ema-gives-advice-use-non-steroidal-anti-inflammatories-covid-19
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Dispensary Bandit held over robbery FIP Congress
THE International
Corner NSW Police have charged a
40-year-old man in relation to an
Pharmaceutical Federation (FIP)
has announced a new abstract
armed robbery at a pharmacy in submission date of 15 May for
THE whole world is having to Sydney’s Inner West on Sun night.
adapt to a new way of living due this year’s FIP World Congress.
Police allege, Afa Uasi, brandished
to COVID-19 - even drug dealers. an imitation pistol and threatened
A young man arrested in staff in the Pike’s Day and Night
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Pharmacy on Burwood Road,
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get out during the lockdown”. CCTV footage allowed the police to Police have been told an unknown
Police in the area also noted track Uasi to Redfern where he was man entered the pharmacy on
that while illicit substances arrested. Burwood Highway and approached
COVID-19 and the
are still a problem, hard core A search of the area nearby the prescription counter just after flu vaccination
addicts were having trouble located a sum of cash and other 2pm.
funding their habit because THE coronavirus crisis
items allegedly linked to incident. It is believed the offender handed
they were no longer able to highlights how critical it is to
Uasi appeared by audio visual link the pharmacist a note making
burglarise houses where people remain as healthy as possible,
at Central Local Court yesterday demands for medication and
are now staying home. to have a stronger resistance to
where bail was not applied for and warning that he was armed with a
catching it, or to recover quickly
AND take a moment to pity formally denied, the Daily Telegraph knife and would hurt someone.
if you do catch it.
the plight of a group of nudists reported. The pharmacist refused to hand
in the Czech Republic, who Uasi remains in custody, with the over medication and the offender There is no vaccination for
have received a formal police matter having been adjourned until left the store empty-handed. COVID-19 as yet, but there is for
reprimand for not wearing 01 Jun. The offender is perceived to be the flu and protecting yourself
coronavirus face masks. Meanwhile, Victorian Police are Caucasian in appearance, aged from this disease has never
Media in Prague are reporting appealing for public assistance in in his late 20s to early 30s with a been more important. You need
on the case last weekend where tracking down a man linked to an moustache and brown hair. to remain as healthy as possible
unseasonably warm weather to reduce the likelihood of
encouraged many people to get contracting COVID-19.
outside and enjoy the sunshine. FIP moves to highlight pharmacy heroes Thankfully it is now easier
Officers reported on the case PHARMACISTS on the frontline than ever to get your flu
(pictured) when they undertook helping patients through shot – just go into your local
spot checks at the Bohdanec the COVID-19 pandemic are community pharmacy.
Spa to find many people getting being urged to take part in the It is also important to
vitamin D all over - including International Pharmaceutical remember that the vaccination
bare mouths and noses. Federation’s (FIP), Pharmacy also protects people from
“Citizens can be in places Heroes, social media campaign. spreading the flu virus. Even if
designed for nudity, but In a video posted online FIP the person has no symptoms
they must have their mouths is calling on pharmacists to and are not immunised, they
covered,” according to an take a photo of themselves can still be a ‘carrier’.
official quoted in the report. making the letter “P” and share This means they can still
it on Twitter and Instagram is our drive. spread the disease without
with #PharmacyHeroes and “Knowledge is our greatest knowing they are doing so.
hashtagging the country they are strength. So the flu shot doesn’t just
working in. “This is the time for benefit the person who gets it,
“The patient is our focus,” a pharmacists. it also helps protect everyone
voiceover on the video says. “Pharmacists around the work around the person who has
“Our passion for helping others are saving billions of lives.” been vaccinated.
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