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Advil is a prominent brand of ibuprofen, originally developed and launched in the United States. Its history is tied to the commercialization of ibuprofen as an over-the-counter pain management solution.
The brand was originally introduced by Whitehall-Robins, a division of American Home Products. Over the decades, through various pharmaceutical industry mergers and acquisitions, the brand transitioned to Wyeth and later to Pfizer. In a major corporate restructuring to consolidate consumer healthcare interests, Pfizer and GSK combined their consumer health divisions to create Haleon.
Today, Advil is owned and operated by Haleon, a British multinational consumer healthcare company headquartered in Weybridge, United Kingdom. While the brand has deep American roots and maintains a massive presence in the US market, it is produced in several manufacturing facilities globally to meet international demand.
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