Labetalol other names?

What other names does labetalol go by?

Labetalol is sold under the generic name labetalol and also appears under various brand names depending on country and manufacturer. Common “other names” you may see include:

- Trandate (brand name used in some markets)
- Normodyne (brand name used in some markets)

If you tell me your country (or the exact label text you have), I can narrow it to the specific brand name(s) used there.

Is labetalol ever listed under different spellings or formats?

Labetalol can be listed under different salt/strength formats and dosage forms, such as:
- labetalol hydrochloride (common in many products)
- oral tablets and, in some markets, injectable forms

Exact listings vary by regulator and supplier, so checking the label for the active ingredient (e.g., “labetalol” or “labetalol hydrochloride”) usually confirms it.

What’s the easiest way to verify you have the right drug?

Look for the active ingredient on the packaging or prescription:
- If it says labetalol (or labetalol hydrochloride), it is the same medicine even if the brand name differs.

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