Ah tiong send panadol but why not Ibuprofen?

[Eisenhut]

I thought ibuprofen stronger? Maybe the spelling too complicated for ah tiong , so they send only panadol back

 

[NanoRay]

You cannot blame Ah Tiong. Even you have difficulties getting the spelling right.

 

[eatshitndie]

ibuprofen is too hard for them to pronounce, thus don’t know how to buy. for sinkies it sounds like ah bu profane.

 

[laksaboy]

I thought ibuprofen stronger? Maybe the spelling too complicated for ah tiong , so they send only panadol back

Doesn't matter. They are all going to die. You might as well flush the Panadol down the toilet.

 

[Eisenhut]

1.4bil -20mil is still 1.4bil

 

[laksaboy]

1.4bil -20mil is still 1.4bil

It'll be much more than that. Entire bloodlines and families wiped out. Deserted cities. Cannibalism or starvation.

Also, the geographical boundaries of China might change post-CCP, no more brandishing of the 1.4 bajillion number.

 

[Singapore Dancing Spirit]

I used to keep ibuprofen in my First AId Kit.

My wife removed it after marriage from the box and discarded them. I asked her why?

Taking non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs), such as ibuprofen, taking such drugs increases the risk of cardiac arrest by a whopping 31 percent. A cardiac arrest is a serious medical emergency as the heart stops pumping blood throughout the body. It is complicated and those who has the awareness would generally avoid ibuprofen. FYI

• In addition to cardiac arrest, NSAIDs are associated with other heart issues such as increased risk of atrial fibrillation or heart flutter.
• These drugs may delay healing.
• NSAIDs disrupt the body’s own anti-inflammatory system. While reducing certain molecules responsible for inflammation, natural anti-inflammatory molecules also are impaired.
• About 16,500 people annually die due to NSAIDs use. The culprit is usually ulcer-related complications associated with the drug’s continued use.
• Intestinal problems, including bleeding, occur in almost everyone taking NSAIDs (even if it’s not noticeable). This can lead to anemia and fatigue.
• Muscle dysfunction, contributing to physical aches and pains, and injuries is often prevalent among NSAIDs users.
• NSAIDs can reduce the body’s ability to repair joint and bone stress.
• Increased risk of kidney damage, especially when you’re dehydrated, can result from taking NSAIDs.
• NSAIDs can disturb sleep.
• Immune system stress often accompanies NSAIDs use.

 

[syed putra]

Most sre dying of fright.

 

[Eisenhut]

I used to keep ibuprofen in my First AId Kit.

My wife removed it after marriage from the box and discarded them. I asked her why?

Taking non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs), such as ibuprofen, taking such drugs increases the risk of cardiac arrest by a whopping 31 percent. A cardiac arrest is a serious medical emergency as the heart stops pumping blood throughout the body. It is complicated and those who has the awareness would generally avoid ibuprofen. FYI

• In addition to cardiac arrest, NSAIDs are associated with other heart issues such as increased risk of atrial fibrillation or heart flutter.
• These drugs may delay healing.
• NSAIDs disrupt the body’s own anti-inflammatory system. While reducing certain molecules responsible for inflammation, natural anti-inflammatory molecules also are impaired.
• About 16,500 people annually die due to NSAIDs use. The culprit is usually ulcer-related complications associated with the drug’s continued use.
• Intestinal problems, including bleeding, occur in almost everyone taking NSAIDs (even if it’s not noticeable). This can lead to anemia and fatigue.
• Muscle dysfunction, contributing to physical aches and pains, and injuries is often prevalent among NSAIDs users.
• NSAIDs can reduce the body’s ability to repair joint and bone stress.
• Increased risk of kidney damage, especially when you’re dehydrated, can result from taking NSAIDs.
• NSAIDs can disturb sleep.
• Immune system stress often accompanies NSAIDs use.

Depends if vacccinated or not