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As the world’s leading manufacturer of generic pharmaceuticals, we supply a tremendous variety of medicines that touch the lives of close to 200 million people daily. We make sure each of those patients receives safe, quality therapies.

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Looking After The Little Things

Go Behind the Scenes at Teva’s state-of-the-art biopharmaceutical facility in Ulm, Germany. Discover more about biosimilars and meet the experts who are advancing more treatment options for patients.

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Go Behind the Scenes at Teva’s state-of-the-art biopharmaceutical facility in Ulm, Germany. Discover more about biosimilars and meet the experts who are advancing more treatment options for patients.

Go behind the Scenes at Teva's UK plant

Join Hikky, Paul and Amy as they take us behind the scenes and show us some of the quality and safety checks that goes in to producing medicines at our factory in Runcorn, UK.

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Join Hikky, Paul and Amy as they take us behind the scenes and show us some of the quality and safety checks that goes in to producing medicines at our factory in Runcorn, UK.

Teva Provides Essential Medicines

Teva is a leading supplier of medicines on the World Health Organization's Essential Medicines List.

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Teva is a leading supplier of medicines on the World Health Organization's Essential Medicines List.

Ensuring an Uninterrupted Supply of Essential Medicines

In 2020 - the world stood still. It was also the year when we came together, and worked as never before.

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In 2020 - the world stood still. It was also the year when we came together, and worked as never before.

The Magic of Biosimilars

Biopharmaceuticals are complex medicines made from living cells and are often produced using cutting-edge biotechnological methods. As Teva’s Vice President of Biologics, its Nir Shapir’s job to oversee this complicated process and ensure it works like a finely tuned orchestra.

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Biopharmaceuticals are complex medicines made from living cells and are often produced using cutting-edge biotechnological methods. As Teva’s Vice President of Biologics, its Nir Shapir’s job to oversee this complicated process and ensure it works like a finely tuned orchestra.

Generic Medicines FAQs

What are generic medicines?

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A generic medicine is a medicine that is an equivalent substitute to a brand name drug. Generic medicines contain the same active ingredients as the original brand products, and are available in the same strengths and dosage forms as the originals. A generic drug must work the same way in your body and produce the same treatment result as the brand name drug.

Will a generic medicine look the same as its brand-name equivalent?

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Sometimes the generic version of a drug may have a different color or shape from its innovative original, but these changes do not affect the drug's attributes. That’s because the appearance of a brand-name drug may be trademarked by the original manufacturer, so the generic product might be required to be a different shape or color. But, the active or key ingredients must be the same.

Why are generic drug names different from the original drug names?

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All brand-name drugs have a generic name. The generic name often appears next to the brand name and is the active ingredient(s) in the medication. Regulators often require that generic drugs are given a different name than the brand-name drugs, in order to avoid confusion. Typically, the generic name of a medicine is based on the name of its active ingredient(s), whereas the names given to brand-name drugs are intended for marketing purposes. There are a few unique cases where the generic medicine may also have another name besides the active ingredient. Ask your pharmacist if you have any questions.

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As the world’s leading manufacturer of generic pharmaceuticals, we supply a tremendous variety of medicines that touch the lives of close to 200 million people daily. We make sure each of those patients receives safe, quality therapies.

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