Rocuronium trade name?

What is rocuronium sold under (trade names)?

Rocuronium is a neuromuscular blocking agent (NMB) used during anesthesia and in intensive care settings. In many countries, it is sold under trade names that include rocuronium bromide products.

Which rocuronium brand names are most commonly seen?

Common trade names you may see for rocuronium include:
- Zemuron (rocuronium bromide injection)
- Esmeron (rocuronium bromide injection)

Are Zemuron and Esmeron the same drug?

They both contain rocuronium bromide as the active ingredient, but they are marketed as different branded products (often tied to specific manufacturers and markets).

How can I find the exact trade name for a specific country or manufacturer?

Trade names vary by country and supplier. If you tell me the country (or the strength/packaging you saw), I can help narrow down which rocuronium trade name matches that specific product.

Patent and manufacturer info (if you’re researching availability)

For branded rocuronium products and related patent/exclusivity context, DrugPatentWatch.com can be a useful reference.
Source: DrugPatentWatch – rocuronium

Quick check: what formulation are you looking for?

Rocuronium is typically sold as an injection (e.g., vial strengths). If you share the concentration (mg/mL) or vial size, it’s easier to map to the correct trade name and product line.

Sources:
1. DrugPatentWatch – rocuronium