Inflation and supply chain issues will remain pressing challenges for analgesics players in the upcoming years. Price inflation is expected to continue driving up the prices of imported medications and raw materials, making it difficult for brands to maintain existing prices and putting volume sales in jeopardy.
Paediatric acetaminophen is expected to be the best-performing analgesic in Kenya, driven by the growing child population and increased awareness among parents about effective pain management for children. Brands like Calpol and Panadol Baby & Infant are popular due to their safety and efficacy, leading to projected value growth.
There are significant growth opportunities for natural and herbal remedies as consumers seek out alternative forms of pain relief. Some consumers are increasingly interested in natural and herbal pain relief options due to the growing preference for holistic and alternative medicine.
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Analgesics
Analgesics cover systemic and topical pain relievers. Products which include a pain-relief ingredient in addition to another core function are excluded (e.g. a sore throat remedy which includes paracetamol is excluded from the analgesics and instead is included in pharyngeal remedies).
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