Sanka..... sorry my mind is
with this....
You definitely get credit for that. However, the answers I was looking for were Aspirin and Heroin from Bayer.
I'll continue with the aspirin, since it's still legal. In the US and the allied countries, brand Aspirin became the generic name (ie chemical name). In non-allied countries, Bayer kept the rights to brand name Aspirin, and the chemical name of acetylsalicylic acid was the "drug name" (like Tylenol and acetaminophen).
Here's the current photos of two of the same products sold by Walmart. One is the Canadian version, you'll notice Aspirin is the brand name of acetylsalicylic acid, and the american version, simply known as Aspirin.
American:
Canadian, note capitalized Aspirin and the notation that it's acetylsalicylic acid.
Spring. What a concept!
