Albert Heijn Ibuprofen 400 mg

Albert Heijn Ibuprofen is a private label pharmaceutical product offered by the largest Dutch supermarket chain. This specific product is a 400 mg coated tablet intended for pain extraction and fever reduction. As a store-brand product, it is produced to meet European pharmaceutical standards and is distributed exclusively through Albert Heijn outlets in the Netherlands and Belgium.

The brand originates from the first grocery store opened by Albert Heijn Sr. in Oostzaan in 1887. Over decades, it grew into the Netherlands' dominant grocery retailer. In 2016, the company merged with the Belgian Delhaize Group to form Ahold Delhaize, which now serves as the ultimate owner. While the products are branded under the retailer's name, the manufacturing is often outsourced to specialized pharmaceutical contract manufacturers primarily located within the Netherlands or the wider European Union.