History of Pain relievers in Estonia

== 1920s ==
== 1930s ==
Here are 10 pain reliever brands that were available in Estonia in the 1930s:
# Analgin
# Antipyrin
# Aspirin
# Citramon
# Koffex
# Luminal
# Pyramidon
# Phenacetin
# Salipyrin
# Sedalgin
It's worth noting that some of these brands, such as aspirin and phenacetin, are still commonly used today, while others, like luminal and pyramidon, are no longer in use due to safety concerns. Additionally, some of these brands may have been produced by multiple manufacturers with slightly different formulations or under different names, depending on the country of origin.
== 1990s ==
== 2000s ==
Some examples of pain reliever brands that were available in Estonia in the 2000s include:
# Ibuprofen (sold under various brand names such as Nurofen, Advil, and Ibuprom)
# Paracetamol (sold under various brand names such as Panadol and Paracetamol Actavis)
# Aspirin (sold under various brand names such as Aspirin Protect and Aspirin Cardio)
# Diclofenac (sold under various brand names such as Voltaren and Diclac)
# Naproxen (sold under various brand names such as Pronaxen and Naprometin)
# Ketoprofen (sold under various brand names such as Ketonal and Ketoprofen Sandoz)
# Tramadol (sold under various brand names such as Tramadol ****** and Tramadol Actavis)
# Codeine (often sold in combination with paracetamol or other pain relievers under various brand names)
# Morphine (usually available only with a prescription and sold under various brand names)
# Piroxicam (sold under various brand names such as Piroxicam Teva and Piroxicam Mylan)
== 2010s ==
Some of the pain reliever brands available in Estonia in the 2010s include:
# Ibuprofen - available under various brand names such as Advil, Nurofen, and Ibuprom.
# Paracetamol - available under various brand names such as Panadol, Tylenol, and Paracetamol EMO.
# Aspirin - available under various brand names such as Aspirin, Acetylsalicylic acid, and Aspirin C.
# Naproxen - available under various brand names such as Aleve, Naprosyn, and Miranax.
# Diclofenac - available under various brand names such as Voltaren, Diclofenac EMO, and Diclomax.
# Tramadol - available under various brand names such as Tramadol Actavis, Tramadol ******, and Tramal.
# Codeine - available under various brand names such as Solpadeine, Codelac, and Codeine EMO.
# Morphine - available under various brand names such as Kapanol and Sevredol.
Note that this is not an exhaustive list and there may be other pain reliever brands available in Estonia in the 2010s. Additionally, some of these brands may be available only with a prescription from a doctor.
== 2020s ==
There were several pain reliever brands available in Estonia in 2020-2021. Some of the popular ones include:
# Ibuprofen (sold under various brand names such as Ibuprom, Nurofen, Ibuprofen Lannacher, Ibuprofen Max, etc.)
# Paracetamol (sold under various brand names such as Panadol, Paracetamol Lannacher, Paracetamol Max, etc.)
# Aspirin (sold under various brand names such as Aspirin Cardio, Aspirin Protect, etc.)
# Naproxen (sold under various brand names such as Naproxen Max, Naproxen Sandoz, etc.)
# Diclofenac (sold under various brand names such as Diclofenac Max, Diclofenac Actavis, etc.)
# Ketoprofen (sold under various brand names such as Ketoprofen Max, Ketonal, etc.)
# Tramadol (sold under various brand names such as Tramadol ******, Tramadol Actavis, Tramadol Lannacher, etc.)
# Codeine (sold under various brand names such as Solpadeine, Migreeni, etc.)
# Piroxicam (sold under various brand names such as Piroxicam Teva, Piroxicam Sandoz, etc.)
# Morphine (sold under various brand names such as Morphine Sandoz, etc.)
It's important to note that this list is not exhaustive and there may be other pain reliever brands available in Estonia as well. It's always recommended to consult with a healthcare professional before taking any medication.