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A. Usually, the generic name is the same active ingredient that is listed next to the brand name. To check, visit the
Medicine Finder, and enter your brand name to see the generic product.
A. Teva is the largest generic drug maker in the U.S. and in the world. In fact, one out of every seven prescriptions in the U.S. is filled with a Teva product.
1 And, of course, Teva products meet the FDA's high standards for safety and effectiveness. Visit
TevaGenerics.com for more information about Teva.
1IMS Health NPA data on file at TevaA. The manufacturer's name is usually printed on the prescription bottle label. In addition, in some cases, 'TEVA' or 'TV' may be printed on the tablet or capsule. Or, ask your pharmacist, as they are a great resource for all your prescription questions.
A. Talk with your pharmacist about being switched to the Teva generic for your medication. If your pharmacy does not carry the Teva product, they may be able to order it for you at no additional cost.
A. Check the
Medicine Finder to see if Teva has the generic drug that you're currently taking. Then talk with your pharmacist and request that your prescription be filled with the Teva generic. If there is not an exact Teva match for your medication, find out what therapeutic category it is and see if there is an equivalent that Teva does make. Then, speak with your healthcare provider about switching to the Teva product.
A. Teva's generic mediations are available in most pharmacies across the U.S., though not all pharmacies carry the same Teva medications. To find out if your medication is available as a Teva generic, contact your local pharmacy. If they don't regularly stock a certain medication from Teva, they may be able to order it for you at no additional cost.
A. Yes, the Teva Assistance Program (TAP) is designed as a means to help provide needed life-saving cancer medications to patients who lack insurance coverage and are unable to afford therapy. Only certain Teva medications are covered under this program. To find out if you qualify and to see if your medication is covered, please contact TAP toll free at 877.254.1039.
A. Since Teva does not sell medications directly to patients, we are unable to determine what your cost for the medication will be. You can contact your local pharmacy to inquire about the cost of your medication. Be sure to tell your pharmacist if you have insurance. You may find that not all pharmacies charge the same amount, so you may want to call a few in your area to find the best pharmacy for your needs.
A. One of the benefits of being the largest generic manufacturer in the U.S. and in the world is that Teva is able to offer you more generic prescription drugs than any other company. In fact, one out of every seven prescriptions in the U.S. (including brands and generics) is filled with a Teva product!1 In order to offer so many different medications and still maintain a high level of quality, we use approximately 20 different Teva facilities to manufacture our products. Nearly 60% of Teva-manufactured medications are made in North America, and nearly 30% are made in Israel by our parent company. We are proud of Teva's rich heritage of over 100 years of pharmaceutical excellence throughout the world. Every Teva prescription medication sold in the U.S. has been approved by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA). In addition, FDA must inspect and approve every facility (inside and outside of the U.S.) to ensure our products are of the highest quality standards.
1IMS Health NPA data on file at Teva
