MEDICINE FINDER

Know what is in the box.

Japanese over-the-counter medicines, explained from the label, with the brands you know from home.

Look up Japanese over-the-counter medicines by name, ingredient or the brand you use at home.

This shows what each box’s label says: active ingredients, the label’s own uses and the sales class. It does not tell you what to take. Show the box to the pharmacist and ask before you buy, especially if you take other medicines, are pregnant or are buying for a child. Care Compass Japan provides navigational guidance, not medical diagnosis or treatment advice. If you are experiencing symptoms, please consult a qualified healthcare professional or visit an accredited hospital/clinic.

Where to buy near you

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PR · Rakuten Ichiba, 花x花ドラッグ楽天市場店

Naron Ace Premium

ナロンエースプレミアム

Designated Class 2Pain and fevertablet

Made by Taisho Pharmaceutical

Active ingredients

Ibuprofen, 150 mg per 2 tablets イブプロフェン
Ethenzamide, 500 mg per 2 tablets エテンザミド
Dried aluminium hydroxide gel, 66.7 mg per 2 tablets 乾燥水酸化アルミニウムゲル

Label says it is for: Headache, menstrual pain, toothache and other pain; fever

Ethenzamide is a salicylate: counts toward aspirin-type load; not for under 15

Where to buy: Drugstores and pharmacies, and other shops, such as some convenience stores, while a pharmacist or registered seller (登録販売者) is on duty.

Barcode (JAN): 4987306041257