Important: Please Read

When It Should Not Be Used: Do Not Take Advil Tablets If You Have Or Are:

- Peptic Ulcer Disease Or Gastrointestinal Bleeding,

- Taking Acetylsalicylic Acid (Asa) Or Any Other Non-Steroidal Anti-Inflammatory Medication Including Any Other Ibuprofen Product,

- Allergic/Hypersensitive To Asa, Ibuprofen, Other Salicylates, Other Non-Steroidal Anti-Inflammatory Drugs (Nsaids) Or Any Of Advil Tablets Ingredients (Refer To The Nonmedicinal Ingredients On Outer Carton Or Composition Section),

- Nasal Polyps (Swelling Of The Inside Of The Nose), Or Allergic Manifestations Such As Asthma, Anaphylaxis (Sudden Severe Life Threatening Allergic Reaction), Uticaria/Hives, Rhinitis (Stuffed Or Runny Nose That May Be Due To Allergies), Skin Rash Or Other Allergic Symptoms,

- Dehydrated (Significant Fluid Loss) Due To Vomiting, Diarrhea Or Lack Of Fluid Intake,

- Diagnosed With Severe High Blood Pressure Or Have Severe Coronary Artery Disease,

- Serious Liver Or Kidney Disease,

- Systemic Lupus Erythematosus,

- Or If You Are Pregnant Or Nursing.

Warnings And Precautions

Serious Warnings And Precautions

- Caution In Patients Prone To Gastrointestinal Tract Irritation, Including Those With A History Of Peptic Ulcer.

Before You Use Advil Tablets Talk To Your Doctor Or Pharmacist If:

- You Have Peptic Ulcers, Diabetes, High Blood Pressure, Heart Failure Or Thyroid Disease, Asthma, Kidney Or Liver Disease, Glaucoma, Blood Clotting Disorder (Such As Hemophilia), Any Other Serious Disease, Are Under Doctor'S Care For Any Serious Condition, Are Pregnant Or Nursing Or Are Taking Any Other Drug Including Over The Counter Drugs.

Use With Caution In The Elderly.

Interactions With This Medication

Do Not Use This Product If You Are Taking:

- Daily Low Dose Asa (81-325 Mg), Without Talking To A Doctor Or Pharmacist. Ibuprofen May Interfere With The Preventive Benefits Of Asa.

- Asa Or Other Anti-Inflammatory Medication.

Drugs That May Interact With Advil Tablets Include: Acetaminophen, Anticoagulants (Blood Thinners), Digoxin, Oral Antidiabetic Agents And Insulin, Diuretics, Methotrexate, Lithium, Protein-Bound Drugs Including Probenecid, Thyroxine, Antibiotics (E.G. Cyclosporine), Phenytoin, Corticosteroids Or Benzodiazapenes, Other Nsaids, Or Medications For High Blood Pressure. Tell Your Doctor Or Pharmacist What Prescription Drugs You Are Taking Or Plan To Take.

Side Effects And What To Do About Them

If Abdominal Pain, Heartburn, Nausea Or Vomiting, Bloating, Diarrhea Or Constipation, Ringing Or Buzzing In The Ears, Nervousness, Sleeplessness, Dizziness Or Any Change In Vision, Itching, Fluid Retention, Skin Rashes, Skin Reddening, Blisters, Blood In Vomit, Bloody Or Black Stools, Or Any Other Side Effect Or Unexplained Symptoms Develop While Taking Advil, Discontinue Use Immediately And Contact A Doctor. Side Effects May Be Minimized By Using The Smallest Dose For The Shortest Duration Of Time. This Is Not A Complete List Of Side Effects. For Any Unexpected Effects While Taking Advil Tablets, Contact Your Doctor Or Pharmacist.

Caution: Keep Out Of Reach Of Children. This Package Contains Enough Medicine To Seriously Harm A Child. This Package Is Not Child Resistant. All Advil Caplets Sizes (Yellow Package) Are Available With Child Resistant Caps.

Warning: Do Not Take Advil If Taking Daily Low Dose Acetylsalicylic Acid (Asa. 81-325 Mg) Without Talking To A Doctor Or Pharmacist. Do Not Use With Asa, Other Ibuprofen Or Pain Relief Drugs, Or If Allergic To Ibuprofen, Asa, Salicylates, Anti-Inflammatory Drugs Or Any Of The Listed Ingredients. Talk To Your Doctor If Fever Persists For More Than 3 Days, Or Pain For More Than 5 Days. Read Peel-Back Label For Important Consumer Information Before Use.

Do Not Use If Blister Is Open Or The Words "Advil Safety Sealed" Under Blister Are Missing Or Torn.

This Package Comes With A Child Resistant Cap.