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'''Ibuprofen''' was a common painkiller in the [[2000s]]. The [[Eighth Doctor]] described it to [[1970s]] locals as "[[codeine]], but better". | '''Ibuprofen''' was a common painkiller in the [[2000s]]. The [[Eighth Doctor]] described it to [[1970s]] locals as "[[codeine]], but better". | ||
Near the start of her travels, [[Lucie Miller]] once took an ibuprofen as she was feeling "[[The Doctor's TARDIS|TARDIS]] sick" and developed a [[tension headache]] in the [[Time Vortex]]. She kept a bottle in her handbag. ([[AUDIO]]: ''[[Horror of Glam Rock (audio story)|Horror of Glam Rock]]'') | Near the start of her travels, [[Lucie Miller]] once took an ibuprofen as she was feeling "[[The Doctor's TARDIS|TARDIS]] sick" and developed a [[tension headache]] in the [[Time Vortex]]. She kept a bottle in her handbag. The Doctor later recommended giving some to [[Arnold Korns]]. ([[AUDIO]]: ''[[Horror of Glam Rock (audio story)|Horror of Glam Rock]]'') | ||
[[Category:Drugs and medicines from the real world]] | [[Category:Drugs and medicines from the real world]] | ||
Revision as of 03:14, 22 July 2019
Ibuprofen was a common painkiller in the 2000s. The Eighth Doctor described it to 1970s locals as "codeine, but better".
Near the start of her travels, Lucie Miller once took an ibuprofen as she was feeling "TARDIS sick" and developed a tension headache in the Time Vortex. She kept a bottle in her handbag. The Doctor later recommended giving some to Arnold Korns. (AUDIO: Horror of Glam Rock)
