A 'misleading' TV ad for Nurofen has been banned for wrongly implying the painkiller specifically targeted back and joint pain. Did you know with an ad-lite subscription to Milton Keynes Citizen, you ...

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Reckitt Benckiser has suspended an advertising campaign for Nurofen while it fights a court battle against GlaxoSmithKline (GSK) over claims made in ads the drug is superior to Panadol in treating ...

NUROFEN has been ordered to stop claiming in its advertisements that its pain killers offer "targeted relief" from aches and pains. The pain relief brand has been instructed by the Therapeutic ...

Don't miss out on the headlines from Illness. Followed categories will be added to My News. The marketing campaign promoted the painkiller Nuromol, which was pitched as an alternative to ...

The company that makes the painkiller Nurofen is to be investigated by the advertising watchdog over claims that it misled consumers. It comes after an Australian court ordered the company to stop ...

Nurofen pain relievers targeting specific types of pain are seen on a pharmacy shelf in Sydney, Australia December 14, 2015. REUTERS/Jason Reed (Reuters) - Britain's advertising watchdog is ...

Pain relief brand Nurofen is tackling the important topic of the gender pain gap with its latest campaign. The series sees imitation medicine products bringing to life what women have heard when ...

Pain relief brand Nurofen has been reprimanded by the Therapeutic Goods Administration over its claims of “targeted relief”. The Reckitt Benckiser brand was brought before the complaints resolution ...

A TV advert for painkiller brand Nurofen, owned by Slough-headquartered Reckitt Benckiser (RB), has been banned for falsely claiming that it specifically targeted joint and back pain. The ad, seen in ...

The UK ad watchdog is investigating a TV ad for painkiller Nurofen Express to assess whether it is misleading because it claims to specifically target muscles in the head. The Advertising Standards ...

The marketing campaign promoted the painkiller Nuromol, which was pitched as an alternative to prescription-only codeine medication. A spokeswoman for the Federal Department of Health told news.com.au ...