Bayer Crystal Aspirin was removed from the market primarily due to concerns over its safety and effectiveness compared to other pain relief options. The formulation was not widely adopted, and the company decided to focus on other products that were more successful. Additionally, the increasing availability of alternative medications contributed to its discontinuation. The decision reflects Bayer's strategy to streamline its product offerings in a competitive pharmaceutical landscape.
This product has been removed from the market and replaced with Bayer with Heart Advantage. It is a subtle difference but if you look closely to the back of the package it no longer contains aspirin. Bayer violated FDA laws when they combined phytosterols with a traditional otc.
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Bayer aspirin was introduced first, in 1899 by the German pharmaceutical company Bayer. Band-Aids were introduced next, in 1920 by Johnson & Johnson. NyQuil was introduced much later, in 1966 by Vicks.
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Bayer actually didn't invent aspirin they marketed it(in the year 1900). Aspirin was first made in 1853 by a french chemists named Charles Frederic Gerhardt by buffering salicylic acid with sodium and acetyl chloride. This idea was lost but was rediscovered in 1899 by the German Chemist Felix Hoffmann. Felix worked for the company Bayer and had the company market it.
I believe that Bayer was the first commercial producer of aspirin.
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Germany is credited for inventing aspirin however aspirin had already been made in France but had not been given the name aspirin and the French Chemist that made it did not market it. So 46 years later the idea was rediscovered in Germany and the Germans gave the compound the name aspirin and marketed it with the Bayer company.
Sandy Bayer has written: 'The crystal cage' 'The crystal curtain'