Manufacturer of zolpidem?

Zolpidem is sold under the brand name Ambien®, which is manufactured by Pfizer Inc. In most countries it is also available as a generic drug, and a number of other pharmaceutical companies produce it under their own brand names or in bulk for generic manufacturers. Some of the major generic producers (or contract manufacturers) that supply zolpidem include:

| Company (USA & Europe) | Typical Generic Brand Names | Notes |
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| Teva Pharmaceuticals | “Zolpidem” (generic) | One of the largest generic manufacturers worldwide. |
| Sandoz (Novartis) | “Zolpidem” | Provides both tablets and immediate‑release formulations. |
| Mylan (now part of Viatris) | “Zolpidem” | Offers generic tablets and capsules. |
| Apotex | “Zolpidem” | Canadian generic producer; also supplies other markets. |
| Dr. Reddy’s Laboratories | “Zolpidem” | Active in India, supplying both domestic and export markets. |
| Aurobindo Pharma | “Zolpidem” | Another major Indian generic manufacturer. |
| Sartorius Pharma | “Zolpidem” | Produces in bulk for generic manufacturers. |

These companies typically produce the drug in the two most common strengths:

* 5 mg immediate‑release tablets (often marketed for short‑term insomnia)
* 10 mg immediate‑release tablets (used for more severe or chronic insomnia)

If you are looking for a specific brand name in a particular country, you can usually find it on the packaging label. In the United States the most widely recognized brand name is Ambien® (Pfizer), but you can also find it sold under other names such as Zolpidem Tartrate (generic).

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A quick safety reminder
- Zolpidem is a prescription medication that should only be used as directed by a qualified healthcare provider.
- It is classified as a sedative‑hypnotic and can cause drowsiness, dizziness, or impaired coordination.
- It is not approved for long‑term use, and there are potential risks of dependence or withdrawal.

If you have any concerns about dosing, side‑effects, or interactions, consult your pharmacist or physician.