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Anadin is aspirin. The standard French proprietary painkiller is called DOLIPRANE, and is based on Acetominophjen (Paracetamol)

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Yes, the French equivalent to Anadin Extra, which is known for containing a combination of paracetamol, aspirin, and caffeine, would be "Efferalgan" or "Doliprane" for paracetamol, along with "Aspro" or other aspirin-based medications. However, these may not come in the exact same combination as Anadin Extra. Always check the specific ingredients and consult a healthcare professional for the best option.


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