Nuromol

Is Nuromol an ethical pain remedies brand? 

Nuromol is a brand of painkillers containing both paracetamol and ibuprofen.

Unfortunately, Nuromol currently receives a below-benchmark score in The Good Shopping Guide’s Ethical Pain Remedies sector.

Due to its below benchmark score, Nuromol is not yet eligible for Ethical Accreditation. However, The Good Shopping Guide still encourages it to get in touch and apply. After receiving its application, The Good Shopping Guide will offer Nuromol some advice on how to become one of our best pain remedy brands.

Do you want to find out how Nuromol compares against other brands within the Ethical Pain Remedies Sector? Have a look at the Pain Remedies Ethical Ratings Table.  The Good Shopping Guide’s Ratings Table can help you to find out more about the criteria that our top-rated brands have fulfilled to reach our minimum ethical benchmark.

All brands are encouraged by The Good Shopping Guide to follow the good example that has been set by our top-rated brands and introduce more ethical practices.

Does Nuromol have an Environmental Report?

Due to its lack of negative records, Nuromol receives a top rating for Genetic Modification, Nuclear Power and Armaments.

What does Nuromol receive a bottom rating for? 

Nuromol receives a bottom rating for the Public Record Criticisms category.

Reckitt Benckiser, Nuromol’s parent company, has been criticised for not stopping sales of its products in Russia whilst the war on Ukraine continues. Although it did stop advertising in Russia and froze capital investments, Reckitt Benckiser has refused to fully withdraw. Critics have argued that companies which have continued to provide economic support to Russia are indirectly funding murder.

What can Nuromol do to improve its score? 

The below benchmark score that Nuromol receives within The Good Shopping Guide’s Ethical Pain Remedies sector is the outcome of an assessment of multiple ethical criteria.

Despite not yet receiving a top rating on the Pain Remedies Ethical Ratings Table, The Good Shopping Guide recommends that Nuromol gets in touch to apply for Ethical Accreditation. After receiving its application, The Good Shopping Guide will offer Nuromol some advice on how to work on its bottom scores. If it follows our advice, Nuromol could see its position rise on our Ratings Table.

Did you know that your brand could benefit from Ethical Accreditation? The Good Shopping Guide’s accredited brands can proudly display our mark, showcasing to consumers that it is an ethical brand to shop with. By visiting our Ratings Tables, you can find out which other brands within the Ethical Pain Remedies Sector have been awarded with our ethics and sustainability certification.

Do you want to find out more? Please contact us or fill out a Free Initial Assessment form.