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    In October 1990, it bought Mycil from Medeva plc (who were bought by Celltech in November 1999). Under Boots, the main money-spinner of the Crookes Products division was Nurofen ( Ibuprofen or Brufen), which Boots had patented in 1962, developed by Stewart Adams (chemist) and launched on 8 August 1983.