Analgesics will continue to see a growing demand in the Netherlands over the forecast period, driven by an increasingly educated population, which are making informed choices about the products they use, independently of medical advice. The country's ageing population and a healthcare system that promotes self-care are also contributing factors.
The forecast period is likely to see further product diversification as manufacturers seek to address evolving lifestyles, alongside a growing demand for more rapid pain relief solutions. Topical analgesics, in particular, are viewed as a segment with significant growth potential, given the relatively limited variety of current offerings.
Naproxen is an analgesic that remains relatively unfamiliar to Dutch consumers, often only being used when prescribed by a healthcare professional. Despite experiencing healthy growth during the review period, its use remains relatively limited and underdeveloped.
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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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