What is Augmentan called in the United States?
Augmentan contains co-amoxiclav. In the United States the same medicine is sold as Augmentin, where the ingredient is called amoxicillin/clavulanic acid.
Medically reviewed by Javeria Muneer, Pharmacist · Last reviewed:
| Brand | Country | Active ingredient | Common strengths |
|---|---|---|---|
| Augmentan Pending verification | Germany | co-amoxiclav J01CR02 | 375 mg tablet, 625 mg tablet, 1 g tablet |
| Augmentin Pending verification | United States | co-amoxiclav J01CR02 | 375 mg tablet, 625 mg tablet, 1 g tablet |
Same active ingredient does not always mean the same strength, salt or release form. Check the pack and ask a local pharmacist.
Questions
What is Augmentan called in the United States?
Augmentan contains co-amoxiclav. In the United States the same medicine is sold as Augmentin, where the ingredient is called amoxicillin/clavulanic acid.
Is Augmentin exactly the same as Augmentan?
Both contain co-amoxiclav (ATC J01CR02). Strength, salt, release form and inactive ingredients can differ, so compare the packs and ask a pharmacist.
What strengths of co-amoxiclav are common in the United States?
Common forms include 375 mg tablet, 625 mg tablet, 1 g tablet. Check the label, because local packs may differ from the one you have.
