What is Glucophage called in the United States?
Glucophage contains metformin and is sold under the same name in the United States.
Medically reviewed by Javeria Muneer, Pharmacist · Last reviewed:
| Brand | Country | Active ingredient | Common strengths |
|---|---|---|---|
| Glucophage Pending verification | United Kingdom | metformin A10BA02 | 500 mg tablet, 850 mg tablet, 1000 mg tablet |
| Glucophage Pending verification | United States | metformin A10BA02 | 500 mg tablet, 850 mg tablet, 1000 mg 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 Glucophage called in the United States?
Glucophage contains metformin and is sold under the same name in the United States.
Is metformin exactly the same as Glucophage?
Both contain metformin (ATC A10BA02). Strength, salt, release form and inactive ingredients can differ, so compare the packs and ask a pharmacist.
What strengths of metformin are common in the United States?
Common forms include 500 mg tablet, 850 mg tablet, 1000 mg tablet. Check the label, because local packs may differ from the one you have.
