The coronavirus crisis has pushed the French to pay much greater attention to their general health and wellbeing and to take a more proactive stance with regards to self-care and preventative measures. This attitude is still expanding and includes more frequent and regular spots practice for many consumers.
2021 saw a strain on the availability of analgesics thanks to higher-than-usual consumption during waves of COVID-19, and problems persists in 2022 as de-masking has led to the return of common complaints like colds. Stocks have been significantly low with shortages seen in certain Doliprane products.
Ibuprofen and aspirin are already in the crosshairs of French authorities, with concern over these products haven risen during the coronavirus pandemic. French consumers see them somewhat differently to paracetamol and understand that taking ibuprofen and aspirin is not to be done lightly.
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Analgesics
Analgesics cover systemic and topical pain relievers. Products which include a pain-relief ingredient in addition to another core function are excluded (e.g. a sore throat remedy which includes paracetamol is excluded from the analgesics and instead is included in pharyngeal remedies).
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