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How long does 600 mg of ibuprofen stay in the bloodstream?
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Half life is1.8 to 2 hours
Answered 3/18/2023
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It can take about 10-24 hours for ibuprofen to leave the body. How quickly this happens can be different for everyone, but generally it will be completely gone after a day.
Answered 3/28/2023
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