What is in edaravone?

edaravone contains EDARAVONE 60 mg/100mL.

What form does edaravone come in?

It is supplied as a injection, solution taken by the intravenous route.

Is edaravone available without a prescription?

edaravone is a prescription-only medicine and cannot be supplied without a valid prescription.

Are there alternatives to edaravone?

The directory lists 4 other product(s) containing Edaravone. They may differ in strength, form or manufacturer, so check with a pharmacist before switching.

Prescription only Generic

edaravone

Listed by XGen Pharmaceuticals DJB, Inc.

Strength: 60 mg/100mL
Form: Injection, Solution
Route: Intravenous

What it contains

Edaravone 60 mg/100mL

FDA record

Dosage form	Injection, Solution
Route	Intravenous
Approval route	ANDA — approved generic
NDC code	`39822-4510`
FDA application	ANDA217565
RxNorm concept	1924316
Package sizes listed	1
Marketed since	December 2024

Other products containing Edaravone

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Same active ingredient, different manufacturer, strength or form. Products matching on both ingredient and strength are usually interchangeable — but confirm before switching, especially with modified-release forms.

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edaravone

Strength: 30 mg/100mL
Form: Injection, Solution

Rx only Generic

Gland Pharma Limited

$36.40 We supply Aravon 1.5mg / m/l Injection, 20 … (different strength or form) View product

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edaravone

Strength: 60 mg/100mL
Form: Injection, Solution

Rx only Generic

Gland Pharma Limited

$36.40 We supply Aravon 1.5mg / m/l Injection, 20 … (different strength or form) View product

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Edaravone

Strength: 30 mg/100mL
Form: Injection, Solution

Rx only Generic

Piramal Critical Care Inc.

$36.40 We supply Aravon 1.5mg / m/l Injection, 20 … (different strength or form) View product

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Edaravone

Strength: 30 mg/100mL
Form: Injection

Rx only Generic

Sandoz Inc

$36.40 We supply Aravon 1.5mg / m/l Injection, 20 … (different strength or form) View product

Information only, not medical advice. Nothing on this page indicates that a medication is safe or suitable for you. Speak to a prescriber or pharmacist before starting, stopping or switching any medicine.