Is entresto generic now?

Is Entresto (sacubitril/valsartan) available as a generic yet?

No. Entresto does not have an approved generic version listed for routine U.S. prescribing based on the information provided here.

Why people might say it’s “generic” even if it isn’t

Sometimes people confuse these situations with a generic:
- Pharmacy “generic substitutes” for other drugs that are similar but not the same product (e.g., other ARNI/ARB/ACE-inhibitor medicines).
- Compounded preparations (not the same as FDA-approved generics).
- International versions in markets outside the U.S. (regulatory approval depends on country).

What would count as “generic Entresto” in practice?

In the U.S., a true generic would be an FDA-approved product shown to be equivalent to Entresto (same active ingredients and formulation standards) and marketed as a generic (or an approved “authorized” equivalent).

What to check with a pharmacist or on the prescription label

Ask the pharmacist to confirm the exact active ingredients and whether the product is FDA-approved as a generic/AB-rated equivalent versus a different branded product, an alternative formulation, or a compounded medication.

If you tell me your country, I can narrow it down

Entresto generic status depends heavily on where you’re located. Tell me your country (and whether you mean the U.S.), and I’ll tailor the answer to that jurisdiction.