Medical use
Pain
Crossover ingredients from 2 analyzed foods appear across 47 documented pain-related pharmaceutical formulations.
29
crossover ingredients
10
pharma companies
2
connected foods
47
documented formulations
Medical use describes the medication, not the crossover ingredient's therapeutic function. This does not mean the food ingredient treats a condition. It means the same or verified equivalent substance is documented in a medication formulation — as an inactive ingredient unless evidence verifies it is active.
Most common crossover ingredients
Most connected pharma companies
Example medications
Acetaminophen / aspirin / caffeine tablet
Used for: Temporarily relieves minor aches and pains. See the specific DailyMed label for indicated uses.
Crossover ingredient: Caffeine
Active ingredient
Active-ingredient status is shown only when label evidence identifies this exact substance as active.
Company record: Haleon
Aspirin-containing analgesic combination tablet
Used for: Temporarily relieves minor aches and pains. See the specific DailyMed label.
Crossover ingredient: Caffeine
Active ingredient
Active-ingredient status is shown only when label evidence identifies this exact substance as active.
Company record: Bayer
Acetaminophen caffeine combination tablet
Used for: Temporarily relieves minor aches and pains. See the specific DailyMed label.
Crossover ingredient: Caffeine
Active ingredient
Active-ingredient status is shown only when label evidence identifies this exact substance as active.
Company record: GSK
Ibuprofen oral tablet
Used for: Temporarily relieves minor aches and pains. See the specific DailyMed label.
Crossover ingredient: Titanium dioxide
Inactive formulation ingredient
This does not mean Titanium dioxide treats a condition. It is documented as an inactive ingredient in this medication formulation.
Company record: Kenvue
Ibuprofen oral tablet
Used for: Temporarily relieves minor aches and pains. See the specific DailyMed label.
Crossover ingredient: Titanium dioxide
Inactive formulation ingredient
This does not mean Titanium dioxide treats a condition. It is documented as an inactive ingredient in this medication formulation.
Company record: Teva
Ibuprofen oral tablet
Used for: Temporarily relieves minor aches and pains. See the specific DailyMed label.
Crossover ingredient: Titanium dioxide
Inactive formulation ingredient
This does not mean Titanium dioxide treats a condition. It is documented as an inactive ingredient in this medication formulation.
Company record: Amneal
Ibuprofen oral tablet
Used for: Temporarily relieves minor aches and pains. See the specific DailyMed label.
Crossover ingredient: Silicon dioxide
Inactive formulation ingredient
This does not mean Silicon dioxide treats a condition. It is documented as an inactive ingredient in this medication formulation.
Company record: Kenvue
Ibuprofen oral tablet
Used for: Temporarily relieves minor aches and pains. See the specific DailyMed label.
Crossover ingredient: Magnesium stearate
Inactive formulation ingredient
This does not mean Magnesium stearate treats a condition. It is documented as an inactive ingredient in this medication formulation.
Company record: Teva