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Pharmaceutical (Substance) Name: Naproxen Common Brand/Trade/Commercial denominations: Naprosyn, Acusprain, Aleve, Anaprox, Anax, Anexopen, Antalgin, Apo-Naproxen, Apranax, Apronax, Artagen, Arthrisil, Artrixen, Artroxen, Atiflan, Bipronyl, Bonyl, Clinosyn, Congex, Dafloxen, Danaprox, Daprox, Diocodal, Duk, Dysmenalgit, Ec-Naprosyn, Femex, Feminax Ultra, Flanax, Flanax Forte, Flexen, Flexin, Flexipen, Floginax, Fuxen, Genoxen, Gibixen, Headlon, Inza, Laraflex, Laser, Lefaine, Leniartil, Midol Extended Relief, Miranax, Nafasol, Naixan, Nalyxan, Napflam, Napmel, Naposin, Napoton, Napren, Naprelan, Naprium, Naprius, Naprogesic, Naprontag, Naprorex, Naprosyn LLE Forte, Naprosyne, Naproxi 250, Naproxi 500, Naprux, Napxen, Narma, Narocin, Naxen, Naxid, Naxopren, Naxyn 250, Naxyn 500, Noflam, Norswel, Nycopren, Patxen, Prafena, Prexan, Priaxen, Primeral, Prodexin, Pronaxen, Proxen, Rahsen, Rheumaflex, Roxen, Saritilron, Sinartrin, Sinton, Soproxen, Sutolin, Sutony, Synflex, Tohexen, Traumox, U-Ritis, Velsay, Veradol, Vinsen, Xenar, Xenobid Manufacturers: Minerva Pharm, Roche, Mylan, Sandoz, ESI Lederle, Teva, Schein, Direct Dispensing, PD-Rx Pharm, Hamilton, Watson, Stada, Perrigo, DAVA, Akyma, Major, Dixon-Shane, Interpharm, Novopharm, Glenmark, West Ward, Ethex, Invamed, Actavis, Elan, Wyeth-Ayerst Systematic (IUPAC) name: (+)-(S)-2-(6-methoxynaphthalen-2-yl) propanoic acid Molecular formula: C14H14O3 Protein binding: 99% Drug category: anti-inflammatory, pain relief |
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