A newspaper article titled "Life After Vioxx". The article is divided into two sections. On the left side of the page there is a headline that reads "If you've given up your Co2 inhibitor take heart. There are other ways to fight pain and inflammation." Below the headline there are two smaller headlines that read "Less Pain Less Risk".
On the right side the article is about a man lying on top of a large prescription bottle. The man is wearing a blue shirt and appears to be in pain or discomfort. He is leaning over the bottle with his head resting on the side. The background is white and the text is black.
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![An advertisement that appears to date to the 1950s or 1960s. The title reads "Not just a new package design - the STORMOR bottle is an engineered container for you". Under the title there is a description of Mallinckrodt's design process for the new bottle. On the right side of the page there are three photographs of glass bottles displaying the new features particularly the "concave sides [that] fit your hand". The jars have black lids and white labels reading "Sodium Hydroxide" and are on a green background with a blueprint-like design.](https://oida-resources-images.azureedge.net/public/full/759a9ffc-d601-4091-86dc-45f034261893.jpeg)
